Russia-Ukraine War: Vladimir Putin trying to destroy Ukrainian culture, claims Joe Biden

US President Joe Biden's opening remarks at the second in-person Quad summit in Tokyo, Japan, emphasized the Russo-Ukraine war and the world's response to the same.

Tokyo: US President Joe Biden's opening remarks at the second in-person Quad summit in Tokyo, Japan, emphasized the Russo-Ukraine war and the world's response to the same.

"We are navigating a dark hour in our shared history (Russia's war on Ukraine). This is a humanitarian disaster, more than a European issue and a global one. Russian President Putin Ukrainian culture They are targeting every school, every church. The world has to deal with it," Joe Biden said.

Speaking on the role of the Quad leaders, he said, "The US will be a strong, stable and enduring partner in the Indo-Pacific. We are Indo-Pacific powers. As long as Russia continues the war, we are going to be partners and support the global response." take the lead."

The Quad is a strategic security dialogue between India, Australia, Japan and the United States.

US President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that the Quad partnership has already achieved a lot, especially with regard to the COVID response and technological supply chain, but there is still work ahead.

He said, "The Quad partnership is central to achieving our goals. We share common values and visions as we live together. Quad has a lot ahead of us to keep the region peaceful and stable and address the climate crisis." It's work."

He concluded, "Quad means business - I'm proud of what we're building together."