'Who in Lord's name does Putin think gives him the right?' says Joe Biden
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"Who in the Lord's name does Putin think gives him the right to declare these new so-called countries in territories that belong to his neighbours," Biden said in an address on Tuesday.
US President Joe Biden accused Russia of starting an imminent war as Russian troops are deployed in the two separatist regions in eastern Ukraine.
In an address on Tuesday, Biden said, "Who in the Lord's name does Putin think gives him the right to declare these new so-called countries in territories that belong to his neighbours."
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