Wilmington, Del (Reuters) – United States
WILmington, Dell (Reuters) – US President Joe Biden stated on Sunday he’ll press Russian President Vladimir Putin to appreciate human rights when the 2 leaders meet in June.
“I will meet with President Putin in two weeks in Geneva, making it clear that we will not do that, we will not stand idly by and let him violate these rights,” Biden stated all over a speech marking US Memorial Day.
The White House stated Friday that it plans to transport ahead with the summit between the 2 leaders after Microsoft reported a cyber assault on US govt businesses via Noblom, the gang at the back of remaining yr’s SolarWind hack that originated from Russia.
The Kremlin stated it had no details about the newest assault.
Announcing the June 16 assembly, the White House stated the 2 leaders would talk about a spread of problems geared toward restoring “predictability and stability” within the courting between Washington and Moscow.
This comes amid strained members of the family over US election interference, which Moscow, cyber assaults and Ukraine deny.
(Reporting via Jeff Mason; Editing via Lisa Shoemaker and Chizu Nomiyama)
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