乔·拜登总统在一次新的采访中告诉美国广播公司新闻主播大卫·穆尔，俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京犯了一个“大错误”暂时中止俄罗斯的参与在两国仅存的核武器条约中。
“那样做是一个很大的错误。不太负责。但我并不认为他在考虑使用核武器或类似的东西，”拜登周三在总统飞回华盛顿之前在波兰对穆尔说。
拜登说，他“不确定他(普京)此刻还能在演讲中说些什么，但我认为这是一个错误，我相信我们能够解决这个问题。”
普京周二宣布，俄罗斯将暂停参与新的《削减战略武器条约》(START treaty)，该条约于2010年首次签署，并于2021年延期，该条约对每个国家部署的核武器数量和对核设施的检查实施了上限。
这位俄罗斯领导人表示，由于美国和其他北约盟国对乌克兰的支持，他暂时停止参与该协议抵挡了莫斯科大约一年的野蛮入侵。
美国广播公司的大卫·穆尔于2023年2月22日在波兰华沙的总统府采访了总统乔·拜登，这是总统为期三天的访问的最后一天。
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“他们想给我们造成‘战略上的失败’，同时试图进入我们的核设施，”普京在周二的一次讲话中说，重复了美国官员用来描述他们在乌克兰想要的结果的一句话。
普京坚称，俄罗斯不会完全退出该协议，俄罗斯外交部表示，核武器上限仍将受到尊重。但这一决定仍然让美国感到失望，美国国务卿安东尼·布林肯周二称其为“非常不幸和不负责任的”
布林肯对记者说:“我认为，我们继续在这一领域采取负责任的行动很重要。”。“这也是世界其他地区对我们的期望。”
拜登本周突访乌克兰基辅然后在波兰的盟友中争取支持，继续援助这个饱受战争蹂躏的国家。
“独裁者的胃口是无法安抚的;他们必须反对。独裁者只懂一个词，“不!”“拜登在华沙说。“‘不，不，不，你不能夺走我的国家。不，你不能剥夺我的自由。不，你不能夺走我的未来。"
Putin suspending nuclear treaty with US is 'big mistake,' Biden tells David Muir
President Joe Biden told ABC News anchor David Muir in a new interview that it was a "big mistake" for Russian President Vladimir Putin totemporarily suspend Russia's participationin the last remaining nuclear arms treaty between the two countries.
"It's a big mistake to do that. Not very responsible. But I don't read into that that he's thinking of using nuclear weapons or anything like that," Biden told Muir in Poland on Wednesday, before the president flew back to Washington.
Biden said he was "not sure what else he [Putin] was able to say in his speech at the moment, but I think it's a mistake and I'm confident we'll be able to work it out."
Putin declared on Tuesday that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START treaty, first signed in 2010 and extended in 2021, which implements caps on the number of nuclear weapons deployed by each country and inspections of nuclear sites.
The Russian leader said that he was temporarily suspending participation in the agreement over support by the U.S. and other NATO allies for Ukraine, which has beenfending off Moscow's brutal invasion for about a year.
"They want to inflict a 'strategic defeat' on us and try to get to our nuclear facilities at the same time," Putin said in a speech Tuesday, repeating a phrase American officials have used to describe their desired result in Ukraine.
Putin insisted that Russia was not withdrawing from the pact altogether, and the Russian Foreign Ministry said the nuclear weapons cap would still be respected. But the decision nonetheless dismayed Washington, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday calling it "deeply unfortunate and irresponsible."
"I think it matters that we continue to act responsibly in this area," Blinken told reporters. "It's also something the rest of the world expects of us."
Biden this weekmade a surprise visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, before rallying support among allies in Poland to keep up aid to the war-torn country.
"Appetites of the autocrat cannot be appeased; they must be opposed. Autocrats only understand one word, 'No!'" Bidensaid in Warsaw. "'No, no, no. You will not take my country. No, you will not take my freedom. No, you will not take my future.'"
