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Biden says Putin ‘can not remain in power'

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The White House explained US President Joe Biden's affirmation that Russia's Vladimir Putin "can not stay in power" was not a call for shift in power. On Saturday, Biden raised his manner of speaking against Putin as he clearly required the Russian chief's evacuation as a result of his intrusion of Ukraine.
"For the good of God, this man can't stay in power," Biden's said at end of a discourse in Poland's capital as the US president covered his four-roadtrip to Europe.

A White House official explained saying, "The President's point was that Putin can't be permitted to practice control over his neighbors or the area. He was not talking about Putin's power in Russia, or shift in power."

The authority added that Biden's line was not in his pre-arranged comments in which the US president said that Putin is lying in a bid to legitimize the conflict.

Biden criticized Russia's activity in Ukraine saying "It's nothing under an immediate test to the principles based worldwide request laid out since the finish of World War II, and it takes steps to get back to many years of war that assaulted Europe before the global rule-based request was set up. We can't return to that. We can't."

Biden's comment provoked a quick response from Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov who said it isn't to be chosen by Biden.

"This isn't to be chosen by Mr Biden," Peskov said. "It ought to just be a decision of individuals of the Russian Federation."

In the mean time, Russia flagged a possible new front in the intrusion of Ukraine as rockets struck the western Ukrainian city of Lviv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky repeated his interest from Western countries to send military equipment, finding out if they were threatened by Moscow.

"We've proactively been holding up 31 days," Zelensky said during his daily location.

 

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