U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Kiev on Tuesday to bolster U.S. support after delays in billions of dollars in military aid forced Ukraine to ration ammunition and sparked fears the U.S. might abandon its partner as a result of the Russian invasion.
Blinken’s trip comes at an urgent time. Russia has launched a major offensive in the northeastern region of Kharkov – one of the most aggressive campaigns since the invasion began in February 2022. A senior US official, speaking to reporters on condition of anonymity, said the US had launched the attack on Kharkov saw it coming and they did it. worked with Ukraine to repel it.
The top US diplomat, who arrived early Tuesday after a 10-hour train journey from Poland, will highlight the gains the country can make with military aid, according to Ukrainian supporters, and demonstrate progress on reforms needed to fulfill the desire to fulfill the country’s membership. the European Union and NATO.
