The source said so "The discussions made it clear how difficult President Joe Biden’s administration for Ukraine has been, with US officials publicly pledging to support Kiev with massive amounts of aid for as long as possible, hoping for a solution to the conflict." It has been going on for 8 months, inflicting heavy losses on the global economy and sparking fears of a nuclear war.
The newspaper added "US officials supported the stance of their Ukrainian counterparts Put in Not serious at the moment about the negotiations, but they admitted that the refusal of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky Engaging in conversations with him raised concerns in parts of Europe, Africa and Latin America".
The areas cited are those where the impact of the war on food and fuel costs was most evident.
The White House National Security Council and the State Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the report.
The US National Security Advisor said so Jake SullivanDuring a visit to Kiev on Friday, Washington’s support for Ukraine will remain "firm and firm" After the mid-term elections for Congress scheduled for Tuesday.
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The newspaper quoted unnamed people familiar with the discussions as saying the US officials’ request was not intended as pressure. Ukraine sit at the negotiating table, but rather a “calculated attempt to ensure that Kiev retains the support of other countries that fear war will be stoked in the years to come.”
The source said that “the discussions have made it clear how difficult the position of President Joe Biden’s administration on Ukraine is, as US officials have publicly pledged to support Kiev with huge amounts of aid for as long as possible,” hoping for a solution to the conflict “which has lasted for 8 months and has caused huge losses to the global economy and raised fears of a nuclear war.
The newspaper added that “US officials have supported the position of their Ukrainian counterparts Put in Not serious at the moment about the negotiations, but they admitted that the refusal of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky Engaging in conversations with him has raised concerns in parts of Europe, Africa and Latin America. “
The areas cited are those where the impact of the war on food and fuel costs was most evident.
The White House National Security Council and the State Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the report.
The US National Security Advisor said so Jake SullivanDuring a visit to Kiev on Friday, Washington’s support for Ukraine would remain “firm and unwavering” after Tuesday’s mid-term congressional elections.
