167 “You will never stand alone,” Mr Biden told Mr Zelensky as he visited the White House on his first overseas trip since the Russian invasion began. As Ukraine’s most important ally, the US has already committed $50bn (£41bn) of humanitarian, financial and security assistance – far more than any other country. Mr Zelensky expressed his gratitude for Washington’s backing. At Wednesday’s joint news conference, Mr Biden told reporters he was “not at all worried” about holding the international coalition together. The US president said he felt “very good” about the solidarity of support for Ukraine amid concerns that some allies may be feeling the strain of the conflict’s cost and disruption to global food and energy supplies. Mr Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin had “no intention of stopping this cruel war”. You Might Be Interested In NYU ex-director indicted for misusing $3.4 million in state funds for a “lavish lifestyle” Exxon Anticipates Hess Arbitration to Extend into 2025, CEO Reveals Charles Sobhraj shares thoughts on first days in Paris, flight from Kathmandu, and future plans – wants to Sue Nepal, Netflix, and BBC Aig-Imoukhuede Returns to Access Holdings as Chairman, Stepping into New Era Market Forecaster Jim Bianco Warns of 5% Bond Yields Surge Ethiopia Denies Somalia’s Allegations of Blocking President from AU Summit
