US President Joe Biden will have a series of important activities in Europe

Mr. Biden on March 24 will attend the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Conference (NATO), meeting leaders of the Group of leading industrialized countries (G7) and leaders of the European Union (EU) in Brussels (Belgium). On March 25, Mr. Biden will visit Poland. A visit that attracts worldwide attention as it is likely to show more clearly the role of the United States in current affairs in Eastern Europe and more broadly. European security.

According to many opinions, the US has not played a significant role in the reconciliation effort Russia – Ukraine, since the war broke out. The US shows support for Kiev through lethal weapons aid, humanitarian assistance and sanctions against Russia. Ukrainian President Vlodymyr Zelensky once called on the US leader to take stronger and more drastic actions.

Jen Psaki – White House Press Secretary said: “In recent phone conversations with the President of France, the Prime Ministers of Germany, Great Britain and Italy, the parties agreed to continue supporting Ukraine both militarily and externally. humanitarian assistance to evacuees. The parties also continue to review recent diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefire for Ukraine.”

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan announced the contents of Mr. Biden’s work in Europe

Also according to the White House press secretary, the upcoming presence of the US President in Poland is extremely necessary. Poland is a bordering country, the largest concentration of evacuees from the Ukraine conflict, and is also a NATO member country most vulnerable to direct military action.

Speaking to the press in Washington on March 22, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan further clarified the contents of Mr. Biden’s work in Europe, including the content of consolidating the current strength of NATO. .

Mr. Jake Sullivan said: “The US president will attend an extraordinary NATO summit, meet with G7 leaders and attend a session at the Council of Europe. This is an opportunity to decide on the next step in the process. plans to provide military assistance to Ukraine. The parties will also discuss additional sanctions, tightening of existing sanctions against Russia, long-term adjustments to strengthen NATO’s eastern flank.”

This time US President Joe Biden’s transatlantic trip to Europe is filled with heavy tasks, with the goal of handling many difficult issues both foreign and domestic. Not only does America’s position need to be preserved, but the very position of the Democrats needs to be strengthened as the midterm elections draw near.

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