“NATO is stronger, bigger and more united than ever,” Biden said
Kyiv:
Western leaders have expressed solidarity with Ukraine on the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country.
Here are some of the latest comments:
US President Joe Biden
“The brave people of Ukraine continue to fight and steadfastly defend their freedom and future. NATO is stronger, bigger and more united than ever.
“The unprecedented 50-nation U.S.-led global coalition in support of Ukraine remains committed to providing critical assistance to Ukraine and holding Russia accountable for its acts of aggression.
“The American people and people around the world understand that the stakes in this fight extend far beyond Ukraine.”
Moldovan President Maia Sandu
“I also thank Ukrainians for their tireless fight for freedom and to protect peace in Moldova. Over these two years, the free world has shown unprecedented solidarity, but the war continues; our support must be resolute and long-lasting.”
Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni
“This place is a symbol of Moscow’s failure, this place is a symbol of Ukraine’s pride… This land is part of our homeland and we will do our part to defend it.” (In Khostomer, near Kiev airport speech)
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk
“Two years of heroism in Ukraine. Two years of barbarism in Russia. Shame on the indifferent.”
EU President Ursula von der Leyen
“We stand with Ukraine more firmly than ever. Financially, economically, militarily, morally. Until this country is finally free.”
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
“On this grim anniversary, we must reaffirm our resolve. This is a moment to show that tyranny can never triumph and to demonstrate once again that we will stand with Ukraine today and tomorrow.
“We’re prepared to do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, until they win.”
Polish President Andrzej Duda
“We have supported, supported and will continue to support Ukraine’s fight for freedom! Today, that support remains vitally necessary. Regardless of war fatigue. The free world cannot allow Putin and Russia to win.”
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolalu
“Today marks the second anniversary of [Russia’s] The war of aggression against Ukraine.We are united and in full support [Ukraine], until victory and a just peace are achieved. “
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