Biden addressed the nation: what US President Vladislav Kravtsov said about further support for Ukraine Biden did not forget to mention Ukraine in his address to the nation/Collage 24 ChannelMore interesting audio news Listen00:0000:581x1xAudio synthesized using AI.More Audio news Joe Biden addressed the American nation on the evening of July 24th. The head of the White House explained his decision not to run for president again. At the same time, the US President did not forget to remember the war in Ukraine in his address. Biden assured that he will continue to work and will stand in defense of Ukraine until the end of his tenure in the White House. In an address to the nation, Joe Biden, explaining his decision not to seek re-election as president, said he would “pass the torch to a new generation” and supported the candidacy of vice president Kamala Harris. “This is the best way to unite our country,” said the US President. In while speaking from the Oval Office at the White House, President Biden announced his decision to retire from his political career, saying he values his country above all else. I respect the position, but I love my country more. Defending democracy is more important than any position, Biden emphasized. He also called on Americans to actively participate in protecting democracy. “Kings and dictators do not rule here. People rule here. History is in your hands. Power is in your hands. The idea of America is in your hands,” said the head of the White House. In his address, President Biden outlined key goals for the remainder of his presidential term, which ends in January 2025. He noted plans to prioritize his presidential responsibilities over the next six months, including efforts to cut costs for hard-working families and stimulate economic growth. In addition, he emphasized a commitment to protecting personal freedoms and civil rights, such as the right to vote and choose. Biden named support for Ukraine among his foreign policy priorities. We will continue to unite a coalition of proud nations to stop Putin from taking over Ukraine and causing further harm, the US President said in an address to the nation.< /p> President Biden also emphasized his commitment to strengthening and unifying NATO. In addition, he proudly declared that he was “the first President in this century who can report to the American people that the United States is not involved in any war in the world.” It is worth noting that Joe Biden has spent over 50 years in American politics. He will end his time in the White House on January 20, 2025 as the oldest American president, at 82 years old.
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