While discussions over whether or not Ukrainian forces should be permitted to utilise weaponry provided by the West to launch attacks deeper into Russia go on, the Biden administration said it is getting ready to send a sizable aid package to Ukraine in the upcoming weeks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Kyiv on Friday was not just a symbolic gesture but a crucial diplomatic engagement that could shape India's foreign policy trajectory amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday, arrived in war-hit Ukraine after a 10-hour journey from Poland aborad the trail Rail Force One.
According to officials, this is the biggest attack on the western Ukrainian city since the crisis began more than 16 months ago.
The dam in southern Ukraine, collapsed on June 6, destroying villages, flooding farmland and cutting power and clean water supplies to tens of thousands of people.
The deaths sparked anger in Kyiv post reports that those killed had tried to enter a bomb shelter that was closed.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday paid a surprise visit to Kyiv, marking his first trip to Ukraine since Russia began its full-scale invasion last year.
Biden said that he is honoured to stand with Kyiv to declare that the US will keep standing up for these same things no matter what.
The Biden administration has provided some USD 30 billion in security aid since President Vladimir Putin sent Russian forces into Ukraine
The high-risk visit, to a Ukrainian capital that has been under threat of missile attacks, signals continued commitment from the United States
