America
Zelensky, Biden discuss support for Ukraine over phone
Kiev, March 31
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he has discussed support for Ukraine with US President Joe Biden.
"Talked about specific defensive support, a new package of enhanced sanctions, macro-financial and humanitarian aid," Zelensky tweeted after the talks.
The situation on the battlefield in Ukraine and the diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis were other topics of the hour-long conversation, Zelensky was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the White House said Biden and Zelensky discussed delivering "military, economic, and humanitarian assistance" to Ukraine and imposing sanctions on Russia.
In addition, Biden informed Zelensky that the US intended to provide the Ukrainian government with $500 million in direct budgetary aid, and reviewed the additional sanctions and humanitarian assistance announced last week, the statement said.
4 hours ago
US lawmakers urge FBI director Kash Patel to cancel Russia trip
4 hours ago
"One of the worst killers": Trump calls death penalty "very worthy way" to execute Fort Hood shooter
4 hours ago
Trump suggests "new President" for Ukraine, a day after diesel deal with Russia
4 hours ago
12 killed, 309 injured in attack on Riyadh airport as Houthis, Saudi Arabia trade strikes
4 hours ago
Trump attacks Supreme Court tariff ruling
4 hours ago
US senators oppose Russian diesel waiver
4 hours ago
Trump says Putin wants Ukraine peace deal
4 hours ago
Indian Americans chase historic firsts from Los Angeles to Texas
4 hours ago
Trump to call Saudi Crown Prince after Houthi strike on Riyadh airport
4 hours ago
Trump sets condition for ending Iran war
4 hours ago
Samosa Caucus set to shrink as two Indian Americans exit
4 hours ago
Ramaswamy eyes third Indian-American governorship in Ohio toss-up
4 hours ago
Nine killed in shooting in US Pennsylvania
