Trump who is a valid Putin with pressure on Ukraine

Joe Biden said the BBC that pressure from the Trump administration in Ukraine would abandon the territory in Russia is a “modern coincidence” in an exclusive interview, its first after leaving the White House.

Speaking to Delaware on Monday, he said that Russian President Vladimir Putin believed that Ukraine was entering Russia, and “the one who thinks he will stop” if some territory is recognized as part of a peaceful transaction. “

This week, Biden, who has performed as the Union countries, celebrates the 80th anniversary of the day, stated that the US-European relations were being destroyed under President Donald Trump, which, he said, change the modern history of the world. “

In a wide interview with the BBC Radio 4’s Today, Biden was challenged on his own record of Ukraine, as well as his decision to terminate his application for re -election in 2024 at the end of the race after a stumble over the debate, which made his fitness and loaded a democratic party in the crisis.

Biden refused less than four months before the November elections, and when he pushed if he should leave faster and allow him to choose more time to replace him, he said, “I don’t think it would be important. We left at the time when we had a good candidate.”

“The things were moving so fast that it was difficult to care. And it was a difficult decision,” he said. “I think it was the right decision. I think … it was just a difficult solution.”

Asked about the address of the current US allies’ administration, the former president condemned Trump’s calls to take Panama Cancer, acquire Greenland and make Canada a 51st state.

“What the hell is happening here? What is the president when – it is so talking? This is not the one we are,” he said. “We are about freedom, democracy, an opportunity, not about confiscation.”

In Ukraine, Biden was challenged whether he provided enough support for Kiev to make sure that they could win the war rather than resist the full -scale invasion of Russia. During the three years of fighting his White House has moved his position on USA weapons and over time raised some restrictions.

“We gave them everything they needed to ensure our independence, and we were ready to respond, more aggressively when Putin moved again,” he said.

Biden also asked about the comments of the Trump administration, which believes that Kyiv should abandon some territory to ensure a peaceful transaction that will end the fight.

US Vice President JD Vance has recently outlined the US vision on peace in Ukraine, saying that “freeze the territorial lines … close to where they are today.”

He said that Ukraine and Russia “should abandon some territory they are currently possessing.” Defense Minister Pitt Hugset repeated this message, saying that the return to Ukraine’s borders by 2014 is “unrealistic”.

“This is a modern coincidence,” Biden said on Monday, a reference to the policy of former British British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlen, who in the late 1930s appealed to Adolf Hitler’s unsuccessful attempt to avoid a catastrophic war in Europe.

He also expressed concern that “Europe will lose confidence in America’s certainty.”

He added that the continent’s leaders: “Have you been surprised, what do I do now? … Can I hope for the US? Will they be there?”

Trump said he expects Russia to retain the Crimean Peninsula, which was illegally annexed in Moscow in 2014, and last month he accused Ukraine’s leader Balladimir Zelensky in the detriment of peace talks when Zelensky rejected the proposal.

Reports Offer the latest US TRAGE SUPPOSED OFFER Include not only the official recognition of Crimea as part of Russia, but also the recognition of Russian control over other occupied areas in Ukraine. The White House has not publicly confirmed the details.

“I have no favorites. I don’t want to have any favorites. I want to make a deal,” Trump said last month when asked about the recognition of Russian sovereignty over Crimea.

“Yes, of course, (Ukrainians) are angry that they were broken,” ” Last week VP Vance told Fox News. “But will we continue to lose thousands and thousands of soldiers in a few miles of territory in such or another?”

Pressure on the ground will yield not only from Washington, with Kiev’s mayor of Kiev, who tells BBC last month What Ukraine may have to temporarily abandon the territory.

Discussing Putin, Biden said, “I just don’t understand how people think that if we allow the dictator, the bandit, decide that he will take considerable parts of the earth, which will not satisfy it. I don’t quite understand.”

He also said he was afraid of some NATO countries that Border Russia can “just say what we need to do housing” to Putin if Ukraine would eventually abandon the ground.

Trump has long resisted the further level of US military support, which Biden provided Ukraine, claiming that his ultimate goal is to stop the bloodshed. He used to say that Zelensky played Biden “like a violin”.

The tensions between the White House and the Ukrainian leader exploded in a public view in February when Trump and Vnes fell on Zelensky and demanded that he express more thanks for many years of support for the United States during an extraordinary television meeting in the oval office.

“I thought it was some kind of America as it happened,” Biden said about the meeting.

Trump and his top officials have repeatedly criticized European countries for not spending enough on their own protection and relying on the US support.

According to some margin, the US is the biggest single for Ukraine, but European countries in combination have spent more money, Kiel Institute reports, German support for Kyiv analytical centers.

“I don’t understand how they don’t understand that there is a power in alliances,” Biden said of Trump administration on Monday. “There are benefits … It saves us money in general.”

By question about The first 100 days of President Trump asI saw a whirlwind of executive actions, as well as sweeping the size and spending of the federal government, Biden advertised his own recording and sought to conduct a sharp contrast between when he left the post.

“Our economy grew. We were moving in the direction where the stock market was up. We were in a situation where we positively expanded our influence around the world, increasing trade,” he said about the country’s condition when he left the White House in January.

Trump, meanwhile, says he manages the necessary overhaul of world relations with the United States, balanceing trade, controlling illegal immigration and making governments more efficient. He celebrated a 100-day milestone with a winning speech Last week. What does Biden have from the start of Trump 2.0?

“I will let the story judge this,” he said. “I see nothing that was victorious.”

Additional report by Makei Mackens and Gareth Evans