Trump offers Putin to pressure Ukraine

Joe Biden BBC told the Trump administration in Ukraine to give up land to Russia is the “modern calm” in an exclusive interview, the first since he left the White House.

Speaking in Delaware on Monday, he said that Russian President Vladimir Putin believes that Ukraine was part of Russia and “anyone who believes will stop” if some lands are recognized as part of a peace deal “just a fool.”

Biden, who spoke like allies to celebrate the eighties of the day this week, said he was concerned about the relations between the United States that are collapsing during the era of President Donald Trump, who said, “Modern history will change in the world.”

In a large -scale interview with BBC Radio 4 program today, Biden was challenged on his own record in Ukraine in addition to his decision to end his offer to re -election in 2024 late in the race after he stopped the discussion of his concerns about his physical fitness and the Democratic Party retracted a crisis.

White House Communications Manager Stephen Cheung posted a link to BBC’s exclusive BBC interview on social media, which led to the bombing of the former president.

“Joe Biden is a complete stigma for this country and the office that he occupied. He clearly lost all mental colleges and I think his treatment would be a good idea to conduct an interview and destroy his way through every answer,” said Chiong.

“Unfortunately, this seems to be ill.”

Biden went out less than four months before the November elections, and when he was pushed if he should leave soon and allow more time to choose an alternative, he said: “I don’t think it was important. We left at a time when we had a good candidate.”

“Things quickly moved that it made it difficult to get away. It was a difficult decision,” he said. “I think it was the right decision. I think … was just a difficult decision.”

When asked about the treatment of the current American allies administration, the former president condemned Trump’s calls to the United States to restore the Panama channel, gain Greenland and made Canada State 51.

“What is happening against hell here? What is the president talking about? This is not who we are.” “We are about freedom, democracy and opportunity, not about confiscation.”

In Ukraine, Biden was challenged on whether he had provided enough support to Kev to ensure their ability to win the war instead of resisting the full invasion of Russia. During three years of fighting, the White House changed its position on the use of US weapons Some restrictions were raised over time.

“We have given them everything they need to provide their independence, and we were ready to respond, more aggressive, if Putin moved again,” he said.

Biden was also asked about comments from the Trump administration, which indicates that Kiev should give up some lands in order to secure a peace agreement that would end the fighting.

US Vice President JD Vance recently put the American vision of the peace plan in Ukraine, saying it “will freeze the regional lines … near their place today.”

He said that Ukraine and Russia “will both have to abandon some of the lands they currently own.” Defense Minister Beit Higseth repeated that message, saying that a return to Ukraine borders before 2014 was “unrealistic.”

“In reference to the policy of former British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who in the late thirties of the last century sought to satisfy Adolf Hitler’s demands in a failed attempt to avoid a comprehensive war in Europe,” Biden said on Monday, referring to the policy of former British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who in the late thirties of the twentieth century sought, referring to the policy of former British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who in the late thirties of the last century sought to satisfy Adolf Hitler’s demands in a failed attempt to avoid a comprehensive war in Europe.

He also expressed concern that “Europe will lose confidence in the certainty of America and the leadership of America.”

He added that the leaders of the continent were “wondering, well, what do I do now? … Can I rely on the United States? Will they be there?”

Trump said he expected Russia to maintain the Crimea, which was illegally annexed by Moscow in 2014, and last month, Ukraine leader Volodimir Zellinski accused the peace negotiations when Zelinski rejected this proposal.

Reports He suggested the recent US proposals to settle the armistice Not only does the official recognition of the Crimea as part of Russia, but also a recognition of the rule 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 get any favorites. I want to make a deal.”

“Yes, of course, (the Ukrainians) are angry that they invaded,” Tell VP Vance Fox News last week. “But will we continue to lose thousands and thousands of soldiers a few miles away from the lands in this way?”

The pressure does not come to give up the ground only from Washington The mayor of Kyiv, Vitaly Klitschko, tells BBC last month Ukraine may have to temporarily abandon the lands.

“I do not understand how people think that if we allow the dictator, thugs, he decides to take large parts of the lands that are not for him, this will satisfy him. I do not fully understand,” Biden said Putin’s discussion.

He also said that some countries in the NATO coalition fear that Russia may “only say that we have to accommodate accommodations” to Putin if Ukraine ultimately abandoned.

Trump has long resisted the level of US military support that Biden provided to Ukraine, on the pretext that his final goal is to end the bloodshed. He previously said that Zelinski played Biden “like violin.”

Tensions between the White House and the Ukrainian leader in public opinion exploded in February, when Trump and Fance reprimanded Zelinski and demanded to show more gratitude for years of American support during an extraordinary television meeting in the Oval Office.

“I found it a kind of America the way that happened,” Biden said of the meeting.

Trump and senior officials have repeatedly criticized European countries for not spending enough on their defense and strongly relying on American support.

The United States is the largest unilateral donor to Ukraine, but the combined European countries have spent more money, according to the Kiel Institute, which is to support German research research to Kiev.

“I don’t understand how they fail to understand that there is a force in alliances,” Biden said of the Trump administration on Monday. “There are benefits … it provides us with money in general.”

When asked about it The first 100 days of President Trump in his positionWhich witnessed a whirlwind of executive procedures in addition to the comprehensive cuts of the size and spending of the federal government, Biden described his own record and sought to draw a blatant contradiction between him when he left his position and now.

“Our economy was growing. We were moving in a direction where the stock market was.

Meanwhile, Trump says he is leading a comprehensive reform process for the world’s relationship with the United States, a re -balance of trade, controlling illegal immigration and making the government more efficient. Celebrate a 100 -day teacher with Montaser’s speech Last week. What makes Biden the beginning of Trump 2.0?

“I will let history judge this,” he said. “I don’t see anything that was victorious.”

In additional reporting Kirguiss Mackenzie and Gareth Evans

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