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US President Joe Biden visits Ukraine to show solidarity.

US President Joe Biden visited Ukraine as the Russia-Ukraine war nears one year. Biden assures solidarity with Ukraine during this time.

Prior to the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the nation, US President Joe Biden paid a surprise visit to Kyiv on Monday. He pledged increased arms delivery and unwavering support for Ukraine.

Biden met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during the US president’s first visit to the nation. Since Russian troops invaded on February 24, 2022, as air raid sirens wailed around the capital.

Military police in uniform from Ukraine lined the street outside. While a military salute sounded and the two presidents stared at each other in silence for a little while, Biden and Zelensky crossed the street and together laid a wreath at the Wall of Memorial for the Russian-Ukrainian War’s fallen heroes.

More shells are reportedly being consumed by Ukraine each month than the EU defence sector is currently able to produce. Zelensky praised Biden’s trip as a crucial demonstration of solidarity. Beijing reacted angrily to American allegations that China was considering arming Russia. Further helping it in its conflict in Ukraine as the visit took place.

Regarding Biden’s visit, the White House issued a statement. “I am in Kyiv today to meet with President Zelensky and reaffirm our steadfast and unflagging commitment to Ukraine’s democracy, sovereignty, and territorial integrity,” it said. “As the world prepares to observe the one-year anniversary of Russia’s horrific invasion of Ukraine.”

Below is the tweet from the office of US President Joe Biden:

How the Ukraine-Russia war started?

In February 2022, Vladimir Putin said that his country’s military is engaging in a “special military operation” in Ukraine. Russian armies attacked Kyiv in full force on February 24, 2022. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged his citizens to remain in the war-torn country and fight against foreign invaders rather than leave.
Putin, on the other hand, resumed the Kremlin’s military offensives and claimed that Russia’s goal in invading Ukraine was to disable Kyiv’s “military infrastructure.”
With no sign of a breakthrough in the ceasefire agreement, Russia is still attacking Ukraine.

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