2023-12-15 05:08 United Daily News Black and White Collection US President Biden (right) held a joint press conference with visiting Ukrainian President Zelensky (left) at the White House on the 12th. beautiful…
After the Israel-Kazakhstan conflict broke out, the heart of the United States went to Israel; Zelensky, who had lost his spotlight, finally got to see Biden again recently. Biden beat his chest and pledged that he would not leave Ukraine, and neither would the American people. But people noticed a subtle change. Biden promised that the United States will “do everything we can” to support Ukraine. This is full of strange words!
In February this year, on the eve of the first anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, Biden appeared in Kiev and vowed in front of Ozawa that the United States would support Ukraine “as long as necessary.” These words are repeated like a mantra: Biden said it once at the NATO summit in Madrid in June, when he met with Zelenkis in Washington in September, and in a conference call with allies in October.
This is the standard slogan used by various countries, from Austin to Stoltenberg to Van der Leyen, they all say it like a jingle. This time, the coach turned around; Biden only changed two words, it takes to we can; but the difference between the two words is a thousand miles. The former provides unconditional support, while the latter helps if possible. CNN immediately understood that the support of the United States is no longer a guarantee.
Some people put it more bluntly: Biden means “taking it one day at a time.” Now that the Republican Party controls the House of Representatives and is determined not to support the government without any bottom line, Biden’s promises are as unstable as a house made of paper.
Ukraine has not yet been settled, but the House of Representatives China Committee is already busy targeting Taiwan, asking the Biden administration to formulate a plan. If the CCP dares to invade Taiwan, it will pay a heavy price. It’s not like Taiwan has never experienced what Ozawa is feeling right now. Taiwan has experienced heartbreaking experiences such as withdrawing from the United Nations and severing diplomatic relations. I wonder if Lai Qingde, who advocates not doubting beauty, believes in this promise of living one day at a time?
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