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block migrants at the southern border. we will break down why some groups are comparing it to a trump era rule. and then the enormous stakes cr 34 poses for the internet. we begin in poland where president biden is about to deliver a major speech to mark the first anniversary of russia s invasion of ukraine. the president is scheduled to speak about in 30 minutes from the royal castle in warsaw. we will brings you those remarks when they began. a short time ago the president met with poland s president to talk about ukraine and other issues. a lot of challenges we have to face, but i am confident we can do it together and develop our partnership even further as we meet the challenges we are about to face. the speech comes one day after the president made a surprise and historic visit to kyiv where he met with ukraine s president and announced another $500 million package of assistance, including more weapons. it comes just hours after russian leader, vladimir pu ....
This is a country that has been building itself in a more prosperous country today with the sanctions and the political isolation, they are alone. companies have left the country. they are more and more isolated again from the west the way they were in the soviet days. so much has been lost in russia as well. friends of mine that left the country, they felt like they could not leave the country. peter, i was thinking a little under four years ago we were all in russia for the world cup and the world celebrating this, you know, this world cup in russia and moscow and other places as well. russia has such a history of the people being forced to suffer so much for the leadership. ....
Putin because of the way he has used the tools of government and depression to keep the rule. i want to bring in a global fellow at the wilson center and a former attache for russia. i want to get a thought from you all about maybe start with you, general. the one year of russian invasion of ukraine, and peter was talking about how it s expected in days or weeks they could get to kyiv but that never happened. how has that country changed one year in? significantly. tragically what putin and his regime had brought out, a lot ....
Blamed the west and the united states on so many issues for something that they didn t do. you know, the russians invaded ukraine, period. let s just change, peter, much has changed in russia as well. yes, he has smothered the small chutes of democracy, and newspapers have closed or been forced out of business and people have been put in prison for using the world war. it s illegal to refer to it as a war, it s supposed to be a special military operation. millions of russians have now left their country either because they no longer want to live there or they are afraid of being drafted into the the army and used as cannon fire. ....
12 months, describing it as russia s special military operation. i think what you are seeing there is the same justification, but a shift in that. for almost two hours president putin spoke, and he didn t often talk about particular victories or trying to launch another push on kyiv, for example, as some people feared he might do in the months ahead. instead, he framed this as an idealogical battle. in poland you have two presidents battling across the international territory over two different ideas. president biden, of course, talking about this as a war for democracy. president putin talking about this as an existential war to ....