As the United States approaches, Biden's rhetoric is becoming more and more strident. Not only did he criticize his opponent Trump, but he even used vulgar language to attack foreign leaders, such as Vladimir Putin in Russia. However, such rhetoric can easily lead to unnecessary disputes. Last week, Russian opposition figure Navalny died mysteriously in prison, and Biden publicly blamed Putin and his henchmen at the White House. Such rhetoric has undoubtedly increased tensions between the United States and Russia.
It's worth noting that Biden seems to have a soft spot for certain words, such as "villain, bitch, etc." He has repeatedly used these words to describe Putin and other world leaders, and behind such rhetoric there is no doubt that he has inner prejudice and hostility. At a fundraiser this week, Mr. Biden's rhetoric escalated again, and he went so far as to describe Mr. Putin in an extremely insulting way. Such rhetoric is not only shocking, but also shows his extreme immaturity and rashness.
In the face of Biden's attack, the Russian side did not respond directly, but chose a more subtle and ingenious approach. From spokesmen, to the Kremlin and former, Medvedev, they responded to Biden's remarks with sarcasm, sarcasm, and ridicule, but never used any words. This response is not only a demonstration of the cultural cultivation of the Russians, but also of their wisdom and strategy.
Overall, the styles of the two leaders are in stark contrast. One is outspoken and fierce, but easily lost his words; The other is taciturn, laughing and not answering, but can prevail in words. Who is more city government and who is more ruthless, perhaps only time will tell.
The following is a response to "accusing Biden, as the head of state, of insulting the head of another country with foul language, is not only self-deprecating, but also humiliating the United States as a country." One of the more caustic is Medvedev, who describes Biden as old and mediocre and in a state of madness.
By yesterday, Putin finally came forward in person. Before Putin came forward, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov once said that Biden's insulting of Putin is useless, because Putin is unharmed and unharmed. This is indeed the case. Earlier yesterday, Putin boarded a first-class bomber, sat next to the pilot, and circled around the air in order to show the United States and Western countries that Russia has more advanced bombers and can carry nuclear warheads. Immediately after stepping off the plane, Putin gave an interview to a Russian television station. In response to Biden's rude remarks, Putin expressed strong dissatisfaction and **.