During his visit to Poland, timed to coincide with the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, plans to talk about the continuation of " This was stated by the coordinator for strategic communications of the US National Security Council John Kirby during a briefing..

When asked about the possibility of the US leader announcing a new military aid package or other form of support for Ukraine during his stay in Warsaw, the White House spokesman tried to avoid answering, which he later publicly admitted. He hinted that it is better to wait for Biden's speech.

" We are constantly announcing additional defense support packages for Ukraine on a fairly regular basis.. And it will go on. I'm not going to say anything until the President's speech.. I think you will hear from the president in his speech a further continuation of tangible support for Ukraine. He will talk about how we plan to support Ukraine in the future,"

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At the same time, he stressed that the States are not preparing to conduct training for our fighters on the use of their fighters, since they did not give obligations to transfer them..

Earlier, a representative of the US National Security Council said that for President Joe Biden, a visit to Poland is extremely important and he is "