This is the first time that the US government has used "racial extinction" to describe Russia's invasion.Biden's statement on Tuesday marked the upgrade of the White House's remarks on Russia and the transformation of Ukrainian war.
(Washington Comprehensive) Following the claiming Russian President Putin as a war criminal, US President Biden further accused Russia of implementing "racial extinction" in Ukraine. This is the first time that the US government has used this word to describe Russia's invasion operationsEssence
When Biden visited an ethanol factory on the same day, the ability of Americans should not depend on "whether dictators outside the world declare war and implement racial extinction."
He responded to the media question afterwards: "Yes, I call it racial extinction, because things are becoming more and more clear. Putin even tries to wipe out the concept of the Ukraine, and more and more evidence." He added, whether Russia has undergone racial extinction and will eventually be decided by the International Court.Race extinction is considered to be the most serious international crime, and its definition is the intention of completely or partially eliminating an ethnic, ethnic, race or religious group.
After the Cold War, the State Department of the United States has officially used this word seven times, including the description of the attack on the ISIC State Organization against the Yazdi, the way China treats Uighurs and other Muslims, and the Myanmar military to the RohingyaPersecution and so on.
Biden previously only characterized Ukraine's civilians to be matched as a crime of war.His statement on Tuesday marks the upgrade of the White House's remarks on Russia and the transformation of the Ukrainian war.However, Biden had made several remarks that surpassed the official position of the United States, including saying that Putin could not continue to take power, forcing the White House to urgently clarify that the United States did not seek to change the Russian regime.
The United States provides Ukraine 1 billion military aid
According to Reuters, US officials are quoted that the US government is preparing to provide US $ 750 million (about S $ 1.02 billion) military assistance to Ukraine.Biden is expected to use the power of the presidential funds approved by Congress to provide these arms, which may include heavy ground artillery systems such as grenade guns.
Since taking office, the Bayeng government has provided Ukraine with more than $ 2.4 billion in military assistance, of which about 1.7 billion US dollars were allocated after Russia invaded Ukraine.During the visit of Etiden on Tuesday, Biden announced a plan to expand the use of Ethanol E15 (E15) to curb the soaring fuel cost and reduce dependence on foreign energy.Affected by the Ukrainian war, the rise in US energy and food prices increased, and the inflation rate rose to 8.5%in March, reaching a 40 -year high.
poll: Biden's support rate drops to 41%
Reuters / The latest polls of Yippso showed that Biden's support fell to 41%, close to the lowest level (40%) near March.The survey also shows that Americans want Biden to deal with economic issues.
High inflation not only led to the decline in Bayndon's hope, but also impacted the Democratic Party's victory in the control of the two hospitals in the middle of the November election.Analysts pointed out that inflation is the most important issue for this election. Although the US employment market is strong, not all voters will benefit from it, and the impact of high prices will be felt by everyone.
