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Even if Russia's Vladimir Putin gains some ground in Ukraine, US President Joe Biden promised on Wednesday that he will "pay in the long run." "While he may gain on the battlefield, he will continue to pay a terrible price in the long run," stated President Biden in his State of the Union Address.

President Biden accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of waging a "premeditated and unprovoked" war against Ukraine, but said the US is prepared to respond. "We've learned from history that when tyrants don't pay a price for their oppression, the result is more chaos. They are still moving. The costs and hazards to America and the rest of the world are only increasing." According to Biden, who delivered his first State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress.

On Tuesday, in a State of the Union speech that he altered to criticise Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine, Joe Biden received a standing ovation for the beleaguered Ukrainian people. "Let each of us, if we're able, stand and send a clear signal to Ukraine and the rest of the world," Biden urged.

Democrats and Republicans alike rose to praise his support for Ukraine, with many waving Ukrainian flags and cheering in the House of Representatives chamber during his first formal State of the Union speech.

"He has no idea what's coming," Biden remarked of Putin, departing from his prepared statements. After a year defined by fast economic growth and trillions of dollars in new initiatives, but also by the greatest inflation in 40 years and a lingering coronavirus outbreak, Biden was eager to reset his presidency.

The annual address to Congress gave Biden a chance to emphasise his programme, soothe worried Americans, and try to bolster his sagging poll numbers amid grave predictions that his fellow Democrats will lose seats in Congress in November. In his State of the Union Address, Biden discussed some of the administration's main accomplishments as well as his policy responses to some of the country's most pressing domestic and international concerns.

The flags were distributed out in the House chamber, the setting for Biden's speech, before of his arrival. Several female members of Congress arrived dressed in the flag's yellow and blue colours. Biden's task was to demonstrate to Americans that he understands the West's response to the most sensitive era in Russian ties since the Cold War ended 30 years ago.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has put Biden's ability to respond quickly to events without involving American military in combat to the test. Due of the crisis, Biden had to rewrite his address to focus on rallying Americans behind a worldwide campaign to punish Moscow and help Kyiv.

The flags were distributed out in the House chamber, the setting for Biden's speech, before of his arrival. Several female members of Congress arrived dressed in the flag's yellow and blue colours. Biden's task was to demonstrate to Americans that he understands the West's response to the most sensitive era in Russian ties since the Cold War ended 30 years ago.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has put Biden's ability to respond quickly to events without involving American military in combat to the test. Due of the crisis, Biden had to rewrite his address to focus on rallying Americans behind a worldwide campaign to punish Moscow and help Kyiv.

"Putin's conflict was planned and unprovoked. Diplomacy was a waste of time for him. He expected the West and NATO to remain silent. He also believed he might divide us at home "Biden is expected to speak. "Putin was mistaken. We were all set." Biden announced that Russian flights will be banned from American airspace.

Biden, on the other hand, stated that US forces "would not engage in the battle with Russian forces in Ukraine," and that taming inflation in the United States was his main concern.

First lady Jill Biden brought Ukraine ambassador to the United States, Oksana Markarova, as her guest to the address as a show of solidarity for Ukraine. Markarova rode in the Biden motorcade from the White House to Capitol Hill.