President Biden pledges support for Ukraine during meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy in Paris.
Biden and Ukrainian president will meet at the G7 in Apulia. The deal wouldn't have the strength of a treaty but would signal commitmentPresident Joe Biden is set to sign a deal with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky intended to commit the U.S. to a decade of military support – a move that could pressure rival Donald Trump if he takes the White House .
'This is a big deal,' he added Thursday. He called it a 'real marker of our commitment, not just for this month, this year, but for many years ahead, to continue to support Ukraine, both in defending against Russian aggression and in deterring future aggression.' But it would still present a barrier should Biden's Republican successor retake the White House. It is one of several efforts considered in Congress to try to 'Trump-proof' elements of the established order.
Moscow launched its latest invasion of Ukraine in 2022, dramatically esacalating its 2014 invasion of the Donbas region.Biden's visit will include a meeting with Pope Francis on Friday Details were still being worked out and administration officials were loath to confirm earlier reporting on the outlines of the deal. But the funds could reach Kiev by year's end.
Sullivan stopped short of promising immediate success. He said it wouldn't come today, and said leaders were on 'the verge of a good outcome.'
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