In his Memorial Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery, In which he emphasizes the crisis underscores the need of continuing to fight for independence.
Right now, Russia is waging a campaign of aggression to suffocate freedom and democracy. In the very culture and identity of neighboring Ukraine, Freedom was never free. Championing democracy has always been necessary. Today, Ukraine and its people are on the front lines of the ongoing war for democracy and freedom, battling to rescue their country.”
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Biden’s statements came after he attended the Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony, where he said the event serves as a reminder to respect those who have died by continuing to fight for freedom and democracy.
The president stated that the conflict in Ukraine serves as an example to everyone striving to maintain democracy throughout the world, claiming that such ideals are also in danger in the United States.
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Biden paid respect to the roughly 2,000 Americans who died in Afghanistan during America’s nearly two-decade war in the nation. However, the president made no mention of the 13 military personnel who died during the pullout from the country that he managed.
“This is something we’ve heard a lot over the years,” Biden added. However, as I speak, we are understanding how widespread it is across the world. These are the pillars of our grand experiment. Even in America, though, they are never assured.”
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