Biden calls on Europe to boost military aid for Ukraine as Trump criticizes Zelenskyy
Summary: U.S. President Joe Biden is urging European leaders to maintain and increase military support for Ukraine as it faces a challenging winter against Russia. He discussed these efforts with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, emphasizing the importance of sustaining resolve.
In contrast, former President Donald Trump has blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the war's outbreak, suggesting he may reduce U.S. support for Ukraine if elected. Trump has criticized Zelenskyy for seeking military aid and hinted at possible territorial concessions to Russia.
Biden noted a lack of consensus among allies regarding long-range weapons for Ukraine, despite Zelenskyy's requests. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris has committed to continuing support for Ukraine, framing it as a key U.S. national security interest.
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