The US President is being held back by the opposition, while politicians from his own party are demanding more support for Ukraine.
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Brussels, Washington “As long as necessary,” assures Joe Biden, the United States will stand by Ukraine. When he travels to the NATO summit in Vilnius this Tuesday and Wednesday, he will focus on America’s leadership role. The European partners “look to the United States and what we decide, what we do, how we move forward,” Biden said before his departure.
Before the NATO summit, the US President went on the offensive. According to him, the USA is ready to offer Ukraine similar protection as Israel after the end of the Russian war of aggression. Biden related the proposal to the period between the end of the war and a possible NATO membership.
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