White House says no agreement on new Biden-Putin talks -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO. U.S. President Joe Biden talks to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin via virtual conference. This was in response to Western concerns that Moscow might attack Ukraine. The call took place from the Situation Room of the White House, Washington, U.S.A, on December 7. By Alexandra Alper
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden is yet to accept a new time and place for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Jen Psaki, White House spokesperson said Thursday.
Psaki also denied the criticisms levelled by Putin Thursday, claiming that the U.S. has been aggressor in Russia-Ukraine’s border escalation.
“Well facts are a funny thing and facts make clear that the only aggression we’re seeing at the border of Russia and Ukraine is the military buildup by the Russians and the bellicose rhetoric by the leader of Russia,” Psaki said.
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