Peace group CodePink accused the Biden administration of reaching 'putting the entire world at risk.'
Anti-war advocates accused the Biden administration of continued warmongering late Friday into Saturday after President Joe Biden confirmed he plans to send U.S. troops to Eastern Europe.reporters at Joint Base Andrews late Friday. “Not too many.”
Earlier this week, the president announced that 8,500 troops were standing ready for a potential deployment to confront what the White House says is an imminent attack by Russian forces in Ukraine—despite pleas by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop creating “panic.”questioned the Biden administration’s belief — promoted by the corporate media — that a Russian invasion is “imminent.”
“I’m the president of Ukraine, I’m based here and I think I know the details deeper than any other president,” Zelensky told the press after the call. “The image that mass media creates is that we have troops on the roads, we have mobilization, people are leaving for places. That’s not the case. We don’t need this panic.”
Veteran journalist John Pilger tweeted that Zelensky’s comments exposed “the warmongering of Biden… as a crime.” Ukraine's president Zelensky has denied his country faces an imminent Russian invasion. 'Don't create panic,' he tells the US and UK. With Ukraine off-script, the war mongering of Biden and his UK echoes is exposed, like Blair's, as a crime.
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