President Biden: Putin A 'Dictator' Committing 'Genocide' In Ukraine

President Biden: Putin A 'Dictator' Committing 'Genocide' In Ukraine

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The video discusses President Biden's recent comments labeling the situation in Ukraine as genocide, marking a significant shift in the US stance. This comes amid increasing evidence of atrocities committed by Russia. Ukrainian President Zelensky praised Biden's remarks, emphasizing the need for more US support. However, an official US designation of genocide requires a lengthy investigation by the State Department, as illustrated by the recent genocide declaration regarding Myanmar's Rohingya. The video highlights the complexities of international law and the geopolitical implications of such designations.

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What action did President Biden take to address the rise in oil prices due to the Ukraine invasion?

Reduced taxes on gasoline

Implemented new oil drilling projects

Released oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Increased oil imports from Russia

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What term did President Biden use to describe the actions in Ukraine, marking a shift in his rhetoric?

Military aggression

Human rights violations

Genocide

War crimes

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How did President Zelensky of Ukraine respond to President Biden's statement?

He criticized the statement

He requested a meeting with Biden

He praised President Biden

He remained neutral

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is required for the US to officially designate an event as genocide?

An investigation by the State Department

A vote in Congress

Approval from the United Nations

A presidential decree

5.

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Which recent example was given to illustrate the time it takes for the US to declare an event as genocide?

The war in Afghanistan

The conflict in Yemen

The violence in Myanmar against Rohingya

The Syrian Civil War