:quality(85)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/2YHJW7IQFLWZG3VNRMGVKKKHPU.jpg "Joe Biden assured that “Putin and Russia are sowing terror in Europe”")
President Joe Biden made a strong statement during his State of the Union Address to Congress, vowing not to “bow” to Russian leader Vladimir Putin and criticizing his predecessor, Donald Trump. Biden urged Congress to approve military aid to Ukraine, emphasizing the need to stand up to Putin’s aggression in the region.
Biden condemned Putin’s actions in Ukraine, warning that the Russian leader would not stop there. He invoked the words of former President Ronald Reagan in addressing the threat posed by Putin’s actions, contrasting it with what he perceived as Trump’s lenient approach towards the Russian leader.
The President also addressed the issue of China, criticizing Trump’s policy towards the country and emphasizing the importance of competition rather than conflict. Biden stressed his commitment to maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait and revitalizing alliances in the Asia-Pacific region.
During his nearly 90-minute speech, Biden highlighted his vision for a future where democracy is defended, rights and freedoms are restored, and the planet is saved from the climate crisis. He emphasized the need for new ideas and forward vision in leadership, taking a subtle dig at Trump’s age and policies.
As the oldest president in US history, Biden faces scrutiny over his age and abilities, especially as he seeks re-election in the upcoming November elections. However, Biden remains determined to lead the country towards a brighter future, standing firm against threats from foreign adversaries and championing progressive policies for the nation.