Biden will convince Congress and Trump to support Ukraine – Sullivan

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Current US President Joe Biden, until the end of his term, will talk about the need to support Ukraine against the election victory of Donald Trump.

Source: Biden’s national security adviser Jake Sullivan in an interview CBS Newswriting “European reality“

Details: Sullivan noted that the approach of the current US President’s administration in recent days “remains the same as it has been for the last two and a half years: to put Ukraine in the position strongest possible on the battlefield, until it is in the end. taking a stronger position at the settlement table.”

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A Biden adviser confirmed that the administration will try to finish his term use all the resources allocated by Congress for military aid to Ukraine.

“And, of course, President Biden will have an opportunity over the next 70 days to prove to Congress and the new administration that the United States should not withdraw from Ukraine, that withdrawal from Ukraine means even more instability in Europe,” he said.

Meanwhile, Sullivan declined to say whether there was a specific legislative proposal for funding.

“President Biden will argue that we need continued resources for Ukraine after his term ends, because the threat to Ukraine will remain regardless of what happens on the battlefield or at the negotiating table,” the US national security adviser said.

What is ahead: The day before, the media reported that the United States plans to send Ukraine interceptor missiles for Patriot air defense systems and NASAMSwhich should be enough until the end of the year.

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