President Biden Declares Beijing's Proposed Plan for Russia-Ukraine Conflict 'Not Rational'

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In response to Beijing's proposed plan for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, President Joe Biden expressed a strong opinion and declared it was "not rational". He pointed out that Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the plan, and suggested it would only be of assistance to Russia. Moreover, Biden highlighted that this was not a fair solution for all parties involved, considering the fact that the US would not be able to meaningfully contribute to the implementation of the plan. As an American, this news is disconcerting since it appears the US is not being given the opportunity to help resolve a conflict in which it is heavily invested. The US has provided aid to Ukraine in the form of military support and economic assistance, so it is important for the US and its allies to be part of the decision-making process in order to bring about a peaceful and equitable resolution.

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