Biden for Putin: This man cannot stand in power

President of the United States of America, Joe Biden addressed the crowds in Warsaw, saying Ukraine and its people are fighting to save their nation, until he added that the US will stay with Ukrainians;

Biden said today's battles in Kiev, Marioupol and Kharkiv are the latest battles in a long war.

We must have clear eyes. This battle will not be won by day, nor by month. We must strengthen for the long fight before”, said US President Joe Biden.

“Hungary in 1956, Poland in 1956, and then again in 1981, Czechoslovakia in 1968, Soviet tanks crushed democratic uprisings, but resistance continued until the end of 1989, the Berlin Wall and all the walls of Soviet domination, they fell and the people dominated. The battle for democracy could not be completed and ended with the end of the Cold War. During the last 30 years, the forces of autocratia have been resurrected worldwide, its distinctive marks are well - known. Reproach for the rule of law, contempt for democratic freedom, contempt for the truth itself. Today, Russia has drowned democracy and sought to do elsewhere. ”

Later, Joe Biden addresses the Russian people, saying he has been working with Russian leaders for decades since the end of the Cold War.

I have always spoken directly and sincerely to you, the Russian people. Let me tell you this if you can hear. You, the Russian people are not our enemy. I refuse to believe you welcome the murder of innocent children and grandparents. Or that you accept hospitals, schools, maternity units for God's sake, being hit with Russian missiles and bombs. Or cities are surrounded so civilians cannot escape, supplies are cut off and attempts to kill Ukrainians in submission. Millions of families are being expelled from their homes, including half of all Ukrainian children. These are not actions of a great nation. ”

He concludes his speech by referring to Vladimir Putin “for God's sake, this man cannot stand in power”.