The President of the United States Joe Biden he stumbled into a slip: When introducing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the White House tenant confused him with the enemy, Vladimir Putin. “Now the President of Ukraine who has a lot of courage and determination: ladies and gentlemen, President Putin”Biden said, correcting himself immediately afterward, as the applause began. As the applause began, Biden stopped, turned to the audience, and immediately corrected himself, saying, “Putin? No, President Zelensky, I’m so focused on Putin, that’s what we need to worry about anyway.”
The US plans to deploy long-range missiles in Germany are, according to the Kremlin spokesman, “steps towards the return of the Cold War”. China urges NATO to stop “inciting confrontation” after accusations made against Beijing regarding the provision of aid to Moscow in its invasion of Ukraine. Italy, in the framework of the NATO summit, signed a defense agreement with France-Germany-Poland to improve long-range capability.
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Macron: France will support as long as necessary
French President Emmanuel Macron has assured that France will continue to support Ukraine “for as long as necessary.” He said this during a press conference in Washington, after the NATO summit. “We will continue to support it for as long as necessary. It is in this spirit that important decisions have also been taken here in Washington to anchor our long-term support and move towards Ukraine’s accession to NATO,” Macron said.
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