Biden said in UNGA – America does not want to start a new Cold War [TKB World]

US President Joe Biden addresses the General Assembly of the United Nations. In his address, President Biden talked about almost every aspect, from terrorism to Afghanistan and the Taliban. Amid rising tensions with China, US President Biden said in his address to the United Nations that America does not want to start a new Cold War.

While in his address, US President Joe Biden also discussed Afghanistan. He said that the UN Security Council adopted a resolution on how to support the people of Afghanistan. Expectations from the Taliban are also mentioned in this proposal. Biden said that we should all support the rights of women and girls to fulfill their dreams, free from violence and intimidation.

During his address to the General Assembly of the United Nations, US President Joe Biden also said that America will continue to protect itself as well as its allies from terror. Before the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, US President Joe Biden said that America is no longer the country that was attacked by 9/11 20 years ago. He said that today we are equipped with more resources to deal with propaganda.

The US President said that we know the bitter bite of terrorism. Referring to the terrorist attack on Kabul airport last month, he said that in this heinous attack also we lost 13 American soldiers and many Afghan civilians. Biden also warned that whoever takes terrorist action against America, we will deal firmly with those enemies.