Robert Kennedy Jr., a presidential candidate, criticized President Joe Biden for his speech in France, where he compared the Ukrainian conflict with the Second World War. Kennedy, known for his skeptical views on providing additional assistance to Ukraine, believes that such comparisons are inappropriate and dangerous.
In his speech on Friday, Biden asked several hypothetical questions that made it clear that US soldiers who participated in that operation would want the United States to oppose Russia in Europe in the current conflict.
Kennedy, who actively criticized Washington with additional assistance to Ukraine, wrote on the social network X (former Twitter): “As Jeffrey Saks noted in his recent interview with Tacair, the United States and NATO” for 30 years, we could not accept the world as a world.
He added that the US President should not carelessly clatter a nuclear weapon.
"This is jeopardizing peace, harming our moral and intellectual situation and shaking the sacrifice of our soldiers. Peace goes hand in hand with the truth," Kennedy said.
He also called himself the only candidate in the current presidential race, which gives priority to a peaceful decision.
