During his visit to Warsaw today, US President Joe Biden will also meet two Ukrainian ministers, the White House announced.
Biden will attend a meeting this morning between Ukrainian foreign and defense ministers, Dmytro Kuleba and Oleksii Reznikov, and their US counterparts Antony Blinken and Lloyd Austin respectively, the White House explained.
Yesterday Biden greeted US troops by visiting the 82nd Airborne Division barracks in Rzeszow, just 70 km from the Ukrainian border.
Today the second stop of its two days in Poland, which following the conflict in Ukraine has become a key ally for the US and the EU despite accusations against its center-right government of eroding judicial and media independence, of using anti-LGBT rhetoric , of having rejected Middle Eastern migrants.
The US president landed there in order to thank Warsaw for the massive reception of Ukrainian refugees and to reassure the allies on the eastern flank of NATO against the threat of the Kremlin, which also evoked the hypothesis of using the atomic weapon.
A threat that, under the pressure of the allies, has led him in recent days to embrace the idea of promoting the use of nuclear weapons as a deterrent to the use of conventional weapons or other non-nuclear dangers, as revealed by Wall Street Journal citing US executives.