Biden spoke with the presidents of Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Romania, France, Poland and Britain, as well as with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and representatives of the EU.
The President of the United States Joe Biden held a video conference with allies about the next steps to support Ukraine in the war with Russia. On Thursday, September 8, the White House reported.
In the video conference, Biden cited continued international support for Ukraine, including “continued provision of military and economic aid, as well as continued pressure on Russia and efforts to hold the Kremlin accountable.”
“The leaders also discussed Russia’s use of energy as a weapon and the need for further coordination to ensure a sustainable and affordable energy supply for Europe,” the White House press office said.
Recall that Biden approved a tranche of aid to Ukraine in the amount of $675 million.
It was also reported that the US Department of Defense is developing a plan for the strategic support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the medium and long term.
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