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the war. turning during his annual address to the russian people. [interpreter] the elite of the west do not conceal their ambitions. which is to strategically defeat russia. what does that mean? it means to finish us off, once and for all. and to make local, they do that by making local conflicts into much wider and bigger ones. the russian leader also repeated the standard trumps about ukraine s, quote, neo-nazi regime. in language reminiscent of the cold war, he announced that russia would suspend participation in new start the last remaining nuclear arms control treaty with the u.s.. somewhat confusingly, though, this was followed by russia s foreign ministry saying that russia would still abide by provisions in it, limiting the size of russian and american strategic and nuclear arsenals. as for president biden, he his message down to one central
that it s not going to go away, that it will be here for the quote that he s been using, as long as it takes. but also, he used this speech to push back on putin pretty forcefully. especially, you know, just hours after we had heard from the russian leader, blaming the west with a conflict that s happening in ukraine, saying, that s why that s happening. president biden saying that that s obviously not the case, it s patently not true. and that if putin decided tomorrow to end the war, he could. but saying, obviously, that s not what s happening here. and it really seemed, you know, in these two speeches, vastly different world views. really the only thing they seem to agree on is that this is not likely to end anytime in the near future, anderson. what s been the reaction to putin s decision to new start treaty? i m not sure they re totally surprised. they have been quick to note that it s not formally pulling out of the treaty. there really weren t any inspections happening any
given the reason, and they re given the reason for this, they would be supportive. but there is no leadership in the republican party. it s been mind-blowing to me and, by the way, i think there s also the question of a lot of folks think we re just writing checks for ukraine, and haven t been explained the fact that a lot of this is just the value put on equipment. much of it that we re sending to ukraine. general, there ve been a lot of arguments about whether we re seeing opinion russian offensive. there s been increase action in the east. we haven t seen the hundred 50,000 new conscripts in the battle zone yet. what do you think about this new offensive, when it might be? i think the relations are having trouble matching the forces, getting them up there. i think there s action taking
it is like saying that the american leader the leader of the free world is able to travel, even where war is raging, even to a place where there is a potential danger. he is not afraid because the united states is strong enough to protect him. and then he added that it also is a huge demonstration that biden, the president of the united states, was able to make this speech here in poland. and what he said was, it was really interesting. he drew a line from president reagan, alongside and the polish pope, of course, john paul the second way back in the 80s, as being responsible for helping pull down that iron curtain. all the way now to biden, who made the connection facing off against autocracy and dictatorship. again, in that form of soviet space. so, it was very historical for the polls, who suffered, of course, you know, russian aggression in their history. it s so interesting because in the past, there has been concern from, you know, a