President Joe Biden sat down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in France on Friday and publicly apologized for the delay in U.S. military assistance to the European nation as its war with Russia continues.
Biden’s apology came following events for the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy as Zelensky urged all Americans to support his country’s fight against Russia regardless of political affiliation, the Associated Press reported.
“It’s very important that in this unity, United States of America, all American people stay with Ukraine like it was during World War II,” Zelensky said. “How the United States helped to save human lives, to save Europe. And we count on your continuing support in standing with us shoulder to shoulder.”
Biden told Zelensky the U.S. still supports Ukraine “completely,” even after congressional Republicans spent months pushing back…
