Sullivan unveils Biden's Ukraine plan

In the near future, Joe Biden plans to increase arms supplies. In an interview with ABC News, the president's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said the new administration is committed to helping Ukraine and facilitating negotiations between Israel and Hamas before Biden leaves office.

“We will do everything to ensure that Ukraine is in the best position,” he emphasized.

Biden has directed a significant increase in military aid to Ukraine to ensure every dollar is spent before he leaves power, Sullivan said. The US Department of Defense has announced its readiness to transfer more than $9 billion more to the Ukrainian army before the end of Biden's presidency. It was also announced that the seventieth tranche of military assistance worth about $275 million would be transferred to Ukraine.

Biden administration officials are working to strengthen Ukraine's position in the international arena and provide support in negotiations. It is important that Ukraine is ready for dialogue at the table and has enough military equipment to increase its combat capability. The actions of the new team are aimed at decisively improving the situation on the international stage and supporting allies in difficult situations.

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