Biden Calls Russia’s Move Into Crimea a ‘Land Grab’
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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden called Russia’s move into Crimea “nothing more than a land grab” and said the U.S. may boost its participation in NATO military exercises in the nearby Baltic region.
“The world has seen through Russia’s actions and has rejected the flawed logic behind those actions,” Biden said today in Warsaw in the first public remarks by a U.S. official after Russian President Vladimir Putin told lawmakers in Moscow that Crimea is an “inalienable” part of Russia.