Biden Visits Korean War Fallen Soldiers Memorial Facility... Warning to China and Russia

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[Asia Economy New York=Correspondent Baek Jong-min] On the 30th (local time), U.S. President Joe Biden attended a memorial ceremony held in front of the war dead memorial in New Castle, Delaware, on Memorial Day. He also expressed his determination to stand against China and Russia.

The war dead memorial where the ceremony took place bears the names of soldiers from Delaware and New Jersey who died in World War II and the Korean War.

President Biden visited Korean War memorial facilities consecutively. He had also visited this site last year on Memorial Day during his candidacy to honor the fallen soldiers. Shortly after being elected president, he visited the Korean War memorial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to lay flowers.

In his speech that day, President Biden issued warnings regarding China and Russia. He said he recently had a two-hour conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping and "made it clear that he must speak openly about human rights worldwide."

Regarding the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he stated, "I will make it clear that the United States will not stand by while Russia violates human rights."

Meanwhile, President Biden comforted the families of the fallen soldiers and expressed pride in his eldest son Beau's service in the Iraq War. That day marked the anniversary of Beau's death from cancer.

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