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US President Joe Biden on Tuesday criticized his Russian counterpart’s plan, Vladimir Putinabout the deployment of nuclear weapons in neighboring Belarus, calling it a “dangerous” performance.
“This is a dangerous type of speech and it’s a concern,” Biden told reporters at the White House.
The Kremlin leader announced on Saturday that he is ordering the stationing of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus under the leadership of an also authoritarian leader. Alexander Lukashenkoone of the closest allies Russia.
Washington condemned the plan, which came more than a year after Moscow’s attempt to win over pro-Western Ukraine, a neighbor to both Russia and Belarus.
However, US officials say they see no sign that Russia is indeed moving nuclear weapons.
“They haven’t done it yet,” Biden said.
About Judicial Reform in Israel
On the other hand, the president USA warned the Israeli government on Tuesday that it “cannot continue” to advance the controversial judicial reform now on hold, prompting months of social protests and criticism from Western allies.
“Like many staunch supporters IsraelI’m very worried (…) They can’t continue on this path and I’ve made it clear,” he said. Biden journalists during a visit to the state North Carolina.
“Hopefully the Prime Minister (Benyamin Netanyahu) will act in a way that tries to reach a genuine compromise, but that remains to be seen,” Biden said, adding that he had not planned to invite the Israeli leader to the meeting. White Houseat least not in the short term.
Back in Washington, Biden reiterated his concern about the situation in Israel, where opponents accused Netanyahu of undermining democracy as he tries to consolidate his power.
Asked if Israeli democracy is at a tipping point, a phrase Biden often uses to describe the danger that democracies around the world face, he said: “I don’t know if they’re at a tipping point, but I think that it’s a difficult place to be, and they need to figure that out.”
He urged them to refrain from imposing controversial judicial reform. “I hope they move away from this,” he said.
(with AFP information)
Source: RPP
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