In Warsaw, facing Russia, Biden signs the return of Americans to Central Europe
In the speech of his life delivered on Saturday in Warsaw, the American president posed as the leader of the “eternal struggle against autocracy”, saying that Putin “cannot stay in power”.
Joe Biden on his arrival at the Royal Castle in Warsaw. He gave a particularly harsh speech there with regard to Vladimir Putin.
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On board Air Force One, which was heading for eastern Poland on Friday, the national security adviser of the United States, Jake Sullivan, had raised the mayonnaise by confiding to the journalists that the following day in Warsaw, platform of the Western humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine, President Biden would deliver a “major speech”, equal to the challenges posed by a war on European soil involving a nuclear power. As Ukrainian President Zelensky had asked him when addressing the Congress of the United States
United on March 16, Joe Biden assumed his leadership role on Saturday evening in the courtyard of the Royal Castle in Warsaw.