While I agree that the claim that inflation being Russia's fault, even if you're isolating that inflation only due to the price of gas, to be a ludicrous one by Biden and other Democrats; printing of additional US money is also not the fault either.
Though it may contribute to it some just not as you're generalizing it does.
In fact, we printed less money in 2020 than we did the previous years:
Source: https://www.moneyfactory.gov/resources/productionannual.html
What frequently happens is old money is destroyed once it's returned to the federal bank and new money is printed. Which may account for the percentage you've posted but I've found nothing that backs even that claim. But I'm not willing to challenge it. It's common to circulate old money out with new printed money in order to prevent counterfeits.
It has nothing to do with inflation.