War: Why NATO cannot fight Russia in Ukraine – Biden

The United States President, Joe Biden, says NATO will not fight a war against Russia in Ukraine
War: Why NATO cannot fight Russia in Ukraine – Biden

The United States President, Joe Biden, says NATO will not fight a war against Russia in Ukraine

Things to know as Russia-Ukraine war enters Day 14 - Punch Newspapers

Biden, in a series of tweets on his verified Twitter account, said a direct confrontation between NATO and Russia is World War III.

Biden wrote , “I want to be clear: We will defend every inch of NATO territory with the full might of a united and galvanized NATO.

“But we will not fight a war against Russia in Ukraine.

“A direct confrontation between NATO and Russia is World War III. And something we must strive to prevent.”

The US President assured that the US and its Allie’s will continue to put more pressure on Russia’s economy to isolate them on the global stage.

“As Putin continues his merciless assault, the United States and our allies and partners continue to work in lockstep to ramp up the economic pressure on Putin and to further isolate Russia on the global stage.

“ Putin’s war against Ukraine will never be a victory,” Biden tweeted.

According to Biden, although Putin’s plan to dominate Ukraine without a fight and split America has failed.

Putin’s war against Ukraine will never be a victory.

“He hoped to dominate Ukraine without a fight. He hoped to fracture European resolve.He hoped to weaken the trans-Atlantic Alliance. He hoped to split apart America.

“He failed.”

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