Biden in Poland: US, allies 'will never waver' in Ukraine
President Joe Biden, in Poland after his lightning trip to Ukraine, has declared that there are “hard and bitter days ahead” in fighting off Russia's invasion
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President Joe Biden, in Poland after his lightning trip to Ukraine, has declared that there are “hard and bitter days ahead” in fighting off Russia's invasion
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It is noteworthy that the U.S. invitation to deploy troops in all states on the eastern flank of NATO has been made in the run-up to the summit of the North Atlantic Alliance in Vilnius, whose decisions have already been announced in the Western media as the pivotal ones.
Foreign ministers from nine countries on the eastern edge of NATO wrapped up a two-day meeting in Poland on Friday during which they discussed further support for Ukraine and ways to strengthen the Western military alliance's eastern flank amid Russia's war in Ukraine, according to officials.