A key priority for him is to ensure maximum support for Kyiv if Trump wins, the Financail Times said.
The administration of US President Joe Biden, after the late withdrawal from the presidential race, will consolidate the foreign policy achievements of his administration, especially in the Middle East and Ukraine. This was reported by the Financail Times.
Biden will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington this week. Vice President Kamala Harris will also meet with Israel’s prime minister to boost her reputation on the world stage.
Harris will continue “intensive engagement” in the Gaza conflict. The bulk of the administration’s foreign policy is concentrated among the presidential aides and the National Security Council. The truce brokered by Biden would allow Harris to avoid the issue on the campaign trail.
One of Biden’s top priorities is to ensure that Ukraine receives as much support as possible if Trump wins in November. The latter has promised to refuse military aid to Ukraine if it does not enter into negotiations with Russia.
Congress has already approved a $61 billion aid package through early 2025, but Biden could end existing agreements and advance available aid before his term ends.
Freedom from campaign restrictions will give Biden more time to focus on foreign policy in the coming months, which some analysts say will allow the president to boost his image on the world stage.
Biden made a statement about the presidency
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Source: korrespondent
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