The White House defended President Joe Biden's decision not to deploy U.S. forces into Ukraine, despite acknowledging Russian President Vladimir Putin's 'larger ambitions' of restoring the former Soviet Union.
The White House defended President Joe Biden's decision not to deploy U.S. forces into Ukraine, despite acknowledging Russian President Vladimir Putin's"larger ambitions" of restoring the former Soviet Union.
Psaki cited this week's additional deployment of 7,000 military personnel to Europe as evidence of the U.S. keeping its Article 5 obligations. Biden spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky again Friday and commended him for"his brave leadership, his brave actions," according to Psaki.
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