Live updates: Russia guilty of ‘crimes against humanity,’ Biden says in Poland speech; Moscow suspends role in arms control treaty

President Biden delivered on Tuesday a wide-ranging speech in Warsaw ahead of the Feb. 24 anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. He began with a declaration of support for Ukraine: “Kyiv stands strong.”

“Autocrats only understand one word: no,” Biden said. He used the speech to accuse Russia of crimes against humanity, such as “targeting civilians with death,” using rape as “a weapon of war,” stealing Ukrainian children, and targeting train stations, maternity wards, hospitals, schools and orphanages. His address echoed a speech delivered by Vice President Harris at the Munich Security Conference last week.