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Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton saw President Obamas speech in Brussels today as deeply concerning for the United States and a grave insight into how Obama views international relations.
Bolton, speaking directly after the speech on Fox News, was flummoxed that President Obamas chief concern appeared to be that Russian President Vladimir Putin violated international law by invading Ukraine.
Absent, Bolton noted, was any mention of Russias imperialist motivations or the need to implement further deterrents against Putin.
Theres nothing in the speech about understanding force and power and international affairs the way the Russians do and how they proceeded, nor anything about deterrents or dissuasion. It was almost entirely about international norms, international law, the United Nations, none of which have done a thing to stop Russians in Ukraine.
Additionally, Bolton ripped President Obama for suggesting U.S. interests in Ukraine are minimal considering the former Soviet states geopolitical significance.
Bolton: Obama Is Living In a World of Words, Putin Is Living In a World of Power | Washington Free Beacon
Bolton, speaking directly after the speech on Fox News, was flummoxed that President Obamas chief concern appeared to be that Russian President Vladimir Putin violated international law by invading Ukraine.
Absent, Bolton noted, was any mention of Russias imperialist motivations or the need to implement further deterrents against Putin.
Theres nothing in the speech about understanding force and power and international affairs the way the Russians do and how they proceeded, nor anything about deterrents or dissuasion. It was almost entirely about international norms, international law, the United Nations, none of which have done a thing to stop Russians in Ukraine.
Additionally, Bolton ripped President Obama for suggesting U.S. interests in Ukraine are minimal considering the former Soviet states geopolitical significance.
Bolton: Obama Is Living In a World of Words, Putin Is Living In a World of Power | Washington Free Beacon