Russia on Saturday criticized feedback that President Joe Biden just lately made through which he acknowledged that Russian President Vladimir Putin "can't stay in energy."

"That is not for Biden to determine. The president of Russia is elected by Russians," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov instructed Reuters.

The president was delivering a speech on Saturday when he took a success at Putin in Warsaw, Poland, on the Royal Fort the place he met with Polish officers, amongst different Western allies, to debate the continuing warfare in Ukraine.

"Ukraine won't ever be a victory for Russia—without spending a dime individuals refuse to dwell in a world of hopelessness and darkness," Biden mentioned. "We could have a distinct future—a brighter future rooted in democracy and precept, hope and light-weight, of decency and dignity, of freedom and potentialities. For God's sake, this man can't stay in energy."

His remarks have been met with backlash from a number of officers, together with Peskov who warned that "every time such private insults slim the window of alternative for our bilateral relations beneath the present [U.S.] administration. It's obligatory to concentrate on this."

The Kremlin spokesperson additionally mentioned that "a state chief ought to maintain their mood."

In the meantime, president of Russia's decrease home of parliament Vyacheslav Volodin, mentioned that "Biden is weak, sick and sad," Agence France-Presse reported.

Nevertheless, a White Home spokesperson on Saturday clarified that Biden wasn't urging a "regime change" in Russia, however that he meant to emphasize that "Putin can't be allowed to train energy over his neighbors or the area."

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday additionally criticized Biden's remarks and warned towards a verbal "escalation" within the Ukraine battle, based on AFP. Macron is ready to talk with Putin throughout the subsequent two days about plans to evacuate Ukrainians from the heavily-hit metropolis of Mariupol, based on the newswire.

The French president instructed broadcaster France 3 that this mission could possibly be achieved by "first a ceasefire after which the entire withdrawal of [Russian] troops by diplomatic means."

"If we need to do this, we will not escalate both in phrases or actions," he added.

Former CIA Director David Petraeus mentioned on Sunday throughout a TV look on ABC's This Week that Biden made a "very sturdy assertion," however warned that the president's remark about Putin remaining in energy, which acquired a heavy media protection, "will trigger some challenges down the street."

"Headlines will transfer on to one thing else inside just a few days, however within the thoughts of Putin...it may complicate issues," he added.

Former President Donald Trumpadditionally criticized Biden's remarks and the best way he's dealing with the Russian invasion saying that the Biden administration "do not know what they're doing."

Russia Attacks ‘Sick’ Biden Over Putin Remarks
Russia mentioned that it's not as much as President Joe Biden to determine whether or not Vladimir Putin stays president after Biden mentioned in a speech that Putin "can't stay in energy."Photograph by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Pictures

"It is essentially the most harmful time within the historical past of our nation, for my part. I do not assume our nation has ever been in higher hazard than it's proper now due to the ability of sure weapons that I do know very properly," Trump mentioned on Saturday throughout a rally in Georgia.

Biden has been concentrating on Putin verbally ever since Russia's invasion that started on February 24 after Putin declared a "particular navy operation" to "de-Nazify" the Jap European nation.

Throughout a go to with Ukrainian refugees in Poland on Saturday, Biden was requested by a reporter: "You are dealing daily with Vladimir Putin, and have a look at what he is completed to those individuals. What does it make you assume?"

The president responded: "He is a butcher."

In one other occasion, Biden referred to as Putin a "warfare felony" throughout a press convention on March 16, which Peskov mentioned was "unacceptable."

"We think about unacceptable and unforgivable such rhetoric of the pinnacle of state, whose bombs killed a whole lot of 1000's of individuals all over the world," the Kremlin spokesman mentioned.

Newsweek contacted the White Home and the Russian overseas ministry for remark and can replace the story as soon as a response is acquired.