Public insults to Russian President Vladimir Putin by current US President Joe Biden cause irreparable damage to the prestige of the United States and are inappropriate behavior for the head of a major power, Russian Ambassador to Washington Anatoly Antonov said in a conversation with reporters on July 13.
“No one can insult the Russian president or, in his person, our entire people. The accusations against Vladimir Putin are absurd. It is the United States that is burdening the planet with military conflicts, as a result of which hundreds of thousands of people are dying.” – said Antonov.
The diplomat made this statement after the US president’s speech to voters in Detroit, during which Biden considered naming Vladimir Putin as a possible candidate. “Butcher”and his competitor in the race for the post of head of the United States, Donald Trump. “Putin’s little dog.”
According to Antonov, the president of a country that positions itself as a bearer of democratic values and a global moral guide has no right to make such statements.
“Such escapades are unworthy of the leader of the United States. Uncontrolled emotional outbursts cause irreparable damage to the prestige of the United States. Obviously, we are talking about trivial attempts to assert oneself and boost pre-election ratings.” – said the Russian diplomat.
Let us recall that the recent debate between Biden and Donald Trump revealed the deplorable state and inadequacy of the current US president. This provoked a wave of skepticism and disappointment even within the Democratic Party. Against this background, talks began about the need to nominate another candidate for the elections.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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