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作成日: 2023/02/23 20:17

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US President Joe Biden has, for nearly a year, led a coalition united in defense of Ukraine. He has heard Russian leaders accuse him of trying to expand the war. This week, he saw President Vladimir Putin pull out of a major nuclear arms deal. However, he says the US remains committed to defending &quot;every inch of NATO.&quot;
                
Biden was in Warsaw on Wednesday for meetings with leaders of NATO&#039;s eastern flank, including Poland, Romania and Lithuania. The allies are dealing with a new security threat after Russian lawmakers suspended their last remaining nuclear treaty with the US.
                
Biden called the decision to suspend participation in the New START treaty &quot;a big mistake.&quot;
                
He credited the NATO allies in eastern Europe with helping Ukraine beat back Russian forces.
                
Biden said, &quot;You are on the frontlines of our collective defense. And you know better than anyone what is at stake in this conflict.&quot;
                
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis said, &quot;To make sure that this brutal war against Ukraine is Russia&#039;s final act, we also must be resolute in deterring further aggression.&quot;
                
Biden has not yet responded to requests to provide the Baltic nations with more NATO air-defense systems. However, he reiterated the importance of maintaining a strong and unified Europe.
                
Putin has previously called NATO &quot;an existential threat.&quot; A Kremlin spokesperson said on Wednesday that the West&#039;s reaction to the suspension of the nuclear treaty shows a lack of &quot;willingness for dialogue.&quot;

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