Harris to meet with Zelenskyy; Trump campaign does outreach to Black voters

Ahead of his meeting with Zelenskyy, Biden is unrolling what he calls “a surge in security assistance for Ukraine and a series of additional actions to help Ukraine win this war.”

The new steps include providing Ukraine with the Joint Standoff Weapon long-range munition, directing the Defense Department to allocate all of its remaining security assistance funding that has been appropriated for Ukraine by the end of Biden’s term in office and asking the Pentagon to expand training for Ukrainian F-16 pilots, Biden said in a statement released today.

“Through these actions, my message is clear: The United States will provide Ukraine with the support it needs to win this war,” he said.

Zelenskyy drew ire from Republicans during his visit to U.S. soil by criticizing Trump and his running mate for their stance toward Ukraine’s war with Russia.