Roger Waters of Pink Floyd Slams Biden for Mishandling Ukrainian Conflict
In a scathing attack on President Biden, iconic musician and political activist Roger Waters of Pink Floyd criticized the president for his mishandling of the ongoing Ukrainian conflict. Waters accused Biden of engineering the conflict and bashed him for several mishaps over his presidential reign.
“You could have done better,” said Waters in a recent interview with Fox News. “You could have kept Secretary of State Baker’s promise not to advance NATO… You could have refrained from engineering the illegal Maidan coup d’etat… You could have supported the Minsk accords.”
Waters also accused Biden of buying time to arm Ukraine for the war he was engineering. The musician’s comments come as tensions continue to rise between Ukraine and Russia, with fears that the conflict could escalate into a wider war.
Born in Surrey, England, in 1943, Waters rose to international fame in the 1970s as the co-founder and bassist of Pink Floyd. He left the band in 1985 and pursued a successful solo career, releasing several albums and collaborating with other musicians.
Waters is known for his political activism and support for various social causes, including human rights and environmentalism. He has previously criticized US foreign policy and has been vocal in his opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
