By The FirstJoe Biden fumbled his latest response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Sunday; telling reporters he was not promoting “regime change” when he called on Vladimir Putin to be removed from power.
“Mr. President, were you calling for regime change?” asked one reporter as Biden returned from his overseas trip.
“No,” insisted the President.
President Joe Biden said that Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘cannot remain in power,’ remarks a White House official said were meant to prepare the world's democracies for extended conflict over Ukraine, not back regime change in Russia https://t.co/JT49oUwU4T pic.twitter.com/y7TsdZuYLR
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 26, 2022
My message to the people of Ukraine: We stand with you. Period.
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) March 27, 2022
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