Original title: foreign media: Biden said the plan to send ground troops to Ukraine to deal with Russia "has never been on the table"
[global network report] according to Reuters, Biden made the latest statement on the issue of "U.S. troops sent to Ukraine to deal with Russia" on the 11th, saying that the possibility of this plan "has never been on the table", although the United States and NATO had previously been asked to send more troops to countries in the east of North Jordan to strengthen their defense capabilities.
On the afternoon of the 11th local time, Biden delivered a speech on the deadly tornado weather that hit many states in the United States. Before the end, a reporter asked about Ukraine.

According to the actual record of the White House website, a reporter asked: "Mr. President, can you talk about Ukraine? What made you decide to withdraw from the table to Ukraine and send U.S. ground combat troops (possibility)
"(relevant possibilities) have never been on the table." Biden directly replied, and then he asked, "are you ready to let the U.S. troops enter the war and go to Ukraine to fight the Russians?"
However, according to the actual record of the speech, Biden then put a few "cruel words". The US president claimed that he had warned Russian President Vladimir Putin that if Russia attacked Ukraine, Russia would face a "devastating economic blow" and pay a "terrible price".
Recently, around the Ukrainian issue, relations between Russia and the United States and Western countries have tightened. On the 8th of this month, US President Biden made a similar statement. He claimed that the United States will not send troops alone to help Ukraine resist the possible "invasion" launched by Russia, but may impose "unprecedented" sanctions on Russia. As for the issue of "Russia is ready to invade Ukraine", Russia has firmly denied it for many times. Also on the 8th, after talks with visiting Greek Prime Minister kiriakos mizotakis in the southern Russian city of Sochi, Putin said that whether Russia will "invade" Ukraine is "a provocative issue". Russia pursues a peaceful foreign policy and has the right to ensure its own national security.