U.S. President Joe Biden has condemned an “assault on democracy” in Brazil, calling the destruction and chaos that followed supporters of former President Jair Bolsanaro’s storming key state buildings “outrageous.”
21.12.2022 - 23:11 / deadline.com
UPDATE: During a photo op in the Oval Office, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky presented a medal to Joe Biden that an Army officer wanted to give to the U.S. president as a thank you.
“He asked me to pass his award, and he asked me to pass his award to President Biden…He is very brave and he said, ‘Give it to the very brave president,'” Zelensky said.
“Undeserved but much appreciated,” Biden said. He said that he would give the military officer a U.S. military command coin.
In brief remarks, Zelensky also thanked Biden and Congress for their support, and “thanks from our ordinary people to your ordinary people, Americans, I really appreciate.”
Biden told Zelensky he was “delighted you could make the trip,” adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin, in escalating his assaults on civilians, was trying to “use winter as a weapon.”
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Wearing olive green, military colored slacks and sweater, Zelensky arrived at the South Portico shortly after 11 AM PT, greeted by Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, and they briefly posed for photographers. Biden put his arm over Zelensky’s shoulder, as if to underscore the bond he has established with the Ukrainian leader. They walked inside the White House without answering shouted questions.
The purpose of the visit is clear: To secure additional support for Ukraine as Congress finalizes a year-end spending bill. And the dynamics in Washington likely will change when Republicans take control of the House, where some GOP members have expressed
U.S. President Joe Biden has condemned an “assault on democracy” in Brazil, calling the destruction and chaos that followed supporters of former President Jair Bolsanaro’s storming key state buildings “outrageous.”
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