Biden intends to raise the issue of human rights at the June meeting with Putin and will not allow him to violate them

 Biden intends to raise the issue of human rights at the June meeting with Putin and will not allow him to violate them

        US President Joe Biden said that he plans to raise the subject of common freedoms at a gathering with Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 16 in Geneva and proclaim the bigotry of the US to the infringement of these privileges.

    "I will meet with President Putin in half a month in Geneva. I will plainly express that we won't pause and won't permit these freedoms to be abused, "Biden expressed, talking in Delaware regarding the Commemoration Day celebrated in the US. The top of the White House likewise considered the US a "remarkable country."

He didn't give different subtleties of the forthcoming highest point.

Biden noticed that he examined the subject of common freedoms during a new discussion with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

    Putin and Biden are supposed to meet in Geneva on June 16. This will be the main Russian-American highest point since Putin's gathering with previous US President Donald Trump in Helsinki in July 2018.

    This week, the Kremlin's press administration revealed that the Russian-American culmination will be hung on June 16 in Geneva. The White House affirmed this data. The Kremlin additionally said that the marking of records following the discussions between Putin and Biden isn't yet arranged. As per the organizations of the two nations, during the gathering in Geneva, the leaders of Russia and the US plan to examine relations between the two states and major problems. The organization of Mr. Biden has over and again demonstrated that the gathering, started by the American side, is intended to reestablish the consistency of relations with Russia.

This will be Putin's most memorable individual gathering with the upgraded US president. Before that, the tops of the two states talked by telephone.