Kremlin claims Biden is ‘demonizing’ it to sway Congress
OAN’s Michaelangelo Hernandez
3:17 PM – Thursday, December 7, 2023
The Kremlin has accused the White House of playing the “Russian Threat Card” in an effort to secure funding from Congress for the war in Ukraine.
Russia’s accusation on Thursday comes after President Joe Biden made a bold statement, suggesting that the country would eventually attack a member of NATO unless it is defeated in the Ukraine War.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov strongly criticized Biden’s request for more funds, comparing it to burning American taxpayer money in a furnace.
“We deeply regret that the U.S. leadership continues its habit of using Russia as a tool in its domestic affairs,” he said. “In this particular case, they are engaging in absolutely blatant demonization of our country. In order to manipulate their congressmen and senators and to continue burning the money of American taxpayers in the furnace of the Ukrainian war.”
On the same day, the foreign intelligence chief for Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the United States that continued western support would turn the conflict into “a second Vietnam.”
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How does the Kremlin view the White House’s use of the “Russian Threat Card” in relation to securing funding for the war in Ukraine?
Title>The Kremlin Accuses White House of Playing the “Russian Threat Card” to Secure Funding for Ukraine War
The Kremlin has accused the White House of playing the “Russian Threat Card” in an effort to secure funding from Congress for the war in Ukraine. This accusation comes after President Joe Biden made a bold statement suggesting that Russia would eventually attack a member of NATO unless it is defeated in the Ukraine War.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov strongly criticized Biden’s request for more funds, comparing it to burning American taxpayer money in a furnace. “We deeply regret that the U.S. leadership continues its habit of using Russia as a tool in its domestic affairs,” he said. “In this particular case, they are engaging in absolutely blatant demonization of our country. In order to manipulate their congressmen and senators and continue burning the money of American taxpayers in the furnace of the Ukrainian war.”
On the same day, the foreign intelligence chief for Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the United States that continued western support would turn the conflict into “a second Vietnam.”
It is evident that tensions between Russia and the United States have escalated, with the White House using Russia as a means to secure funding for the war in Ukraine. President Biden’s statement regarding a potential attack on a NATO member by Russia adds fuel to the fire, further straining the already fragile relationship.
Russia’s accusation of the White House using the ”Russian Threat Card” highlights the Kremlin’s frustration with the continuous demonization of their country. It is clear that the Kremlin views these actions as a manipulation tactic to rally support and funding for the ongoing conflict.
The comparison made by Dmitry Peskov between burning American taxpayer money and the funding for the war in Ukraine emphasizes Russia’s discontent with the allocation of resources. The Kremlin strongly believes that the United States is wasting its taxpayers’ money on a conflict that may lead to unwanted consequences.
Furthermore, the warning issued by the Russian foreign intelligence chief serves as a reminder of the potential escalation and dangers that lie ahead if western countries continue to support Ukraine. The reference to the Vietnam War is a clear attempt to evoke memories of a controversial conflict that still leaves scars on America’s history.
In conclusion, the accusation made by the Kremlin regarding the White House playing the “Russian Threat Card” is a reflection of the heightened tensions between Russia and the United States. As the war in Ukraine continues, it is crucial for both nations to seek diplomatic solutions and avoid further escalation. The demonization of Russia and the allocation of funds should be carefully considered to ensure that American taxpayers’ money is not wasted in a futile conflict. The warning of a “second Vietnam” serves as a cautionary tale, urging countries to reconsider their involvement and support.
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