The White House announced Biden's desire to visit Ukraine
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US President Joe Biden would like to visit Ukraine, but such a trip has not yet been planned. This was stated during a briefing by White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, broadcast was conducted on Twitter.
“There are no plans to travel at this time. But, again, he would like to go to Ukraine,” Psaki said.
Jill Biden made a "surprise" visit to Ukraine Politics
The White House press secretary also noted that the trips of the president and his wife Jill Biden, who previously visited Ukraine, "are somewhat different."
US First Lady Jill Biden made a "surprise" visit to Ukraine and met with the Ukrainian leader's wife, Olena Zelenska, on May 8. REUTERS noted that Jill Biden's motorcade crossed the border into Ukraine for an unannounced visit. UNIAN later published a video of the meeting between the two first ladies, which shows Jill Biden hugging Elena Zelenskaya and giving her flowers.
US President Joe Biden has repeatedly stated his readiness to visit Ukraine, but White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki later said that the American leader had no such plans yet.
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