Biden is anticipated to use the word “genocide” in a declaration Saturday recognising the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, making good on a promise from his presidential campaign. He would be the first U.S. president in 40 years to publicly acknowledge the 1915 mass killings as a genocide.
The White House did not mention the issue in a statement below about Biden’s call with Erdogan, the first of his presidency, saying only that Biden told the Turkish leader that he’s interested in a “constructive bilateral relationship with expanded areas of cooperation and effective management of disagreements.”
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