USA: President Joe Biden's big announcement, America will provide military-economic assistance to Ukraine until the war ends
US President Joe Biden has made a big announcement. He said that as long as the war between the two countries lasts, he will continue to provide military assistance to Ukraine along with economic assistance.
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It has been more than a year since the Russia-Ukraine war, but both the countries are not ready to back down. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has made a shocking announcement.
He said that as long as the war between the two countries lasts, he will continue funding Ukraine. Biden said that even if some MPs of his opposition Republican Party object to this, he will not back down from helping Ukraine.
America will give aid to Ukraine until the end of the war
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had visited the White House on the previous day. Both discussed issues related to the Ukraine crisis and the global economy.
Biden said at a joint news conference with Rishi Sunak that the reality of the Russia-Ukraine war is that I believe Republican leaders will provide long-term military aid to Ukraine, despite opposition.
He said that our economic position is so strong that we have enough money to support Ukraine and we stand ready to help it.
America has given billions of dollars military-economic help to Kiev
Biden said that even though you will hear some voices on Capitol Hill today about whether or not we should continue to support Ukraine and for how long. Despite this, we will continue to provide assistance to Ukraine for a long time.
Since Russia's first invasion in February 2022, Biden and White House officials have been at loggerheads over whether the US will stand by Ukraine until the war between the two countries ends. At the same time, Biden has also clarified the answer to this. Explain that the US has so far allocated military and economic aid worth billions of dollars to Kiev.
First visit after becoming PM
In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, Biden and Sunak also resolved to keep pace with a period of rapid economic growth, political and technological change in the world. Apart from the Russia-Ukraine war, the two also discussed China, economic security, international cooperation on regulating the growing field of artificial intelligence and many other issues during the meeting. This was Sunak's first visit after becoming the Prime Minister of Britain.
