On Monday, US President Joe Biden paid a surprise visit to the capital of Ukraine, Kiev, where he met with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi thanked the President of the United States in his daily video speech on Monday evening Joe Biden.
On Monday, Biden made a surprise visit to the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv, where he met with the president of Ukraine. According to Zelensky, it was a symbolic day for Ukraine with Biden’s visit.
– Today, we talked with President Biden specifically about how we can do everything possible during this year for our joint victory in the war that Russia started, Zelenskyi said.
According to Zelensky, the world order based on rules and humanity and the future depends on what is happening in Ukraine now.
– We just need determination. Today I saw that determination from the direction of President Biden and the United States, says Zelenskyi.
– And I want to thank the president for his visit and our useful conversation, which actually continued where it left off during my visit to Washington in December, Zelenskyi added.
Zelenskyi also thanked the United States for the new arms aid package
According to Zelenskyi, the presidents also discussed, among other things, long-range weaponry and other weapons that have not yet been included in the aid packages delivered to Ukraine by the United States. However, he did not specify the content of the conversation in more detail.
Zelenskyi also thanked the new arms aid package that Biden announced during his visit.
Biden announced a new $500 million arms aid package, which includes, among other things, artillery ammunition, anti-tank systems, and air surveillance radars.
Biden also said that the United States will announce new sanctions later this week on companies and individuals that support the Russian war machine.
Biden left Ukraine by train and arrived in Poland on Monday evening. According to footage shown on Polish television, Biden arrived in the Polish capital, Warsaw, during the same evening.
Source: Reuters