Biden formed a coalition: how the US president can influence NATO

Biden has formed a coalition: how the US president can influence NATO Dzvenislava Moshovskaya

NATO summit will take place in Washington on July 9 – 11. Probably, Ukraine will not receive a direct invitation to the Alliance there, but the member countries will continue to support our state.

About this 24 Channel was told by the chairman of the public organization “Ukraine in NATO” Yuriy Romanyuk, noting that despite the ups and downs in the United States regarding the upcoming elections, Joe Biden officially stated that he did not will withdraw his candidacy from the election race. This is good news for Ukraine.

Interests of Ukraine

Yuriy Romanyuk noted that it is now in Ukraine’s national interests for Biden to win the US elections. In his opinion, the opponent of the current President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, is an opponent of Ukraine and a supporter of Russia.

Trump is helping Russia win the war against Ukraine, and Vladimir Putin, in exchange for this, helps him come to power. The entire Russian cyberspace is now engaged in this,” he emphasized.

What is the significance of the NATO summit for Ukraine

This year will be the 75th anniversary of the creation of NATO. This is the Alliance's anniversary summit, which Biden wants to use on the eve of the election campaign to show that he is a powerful leader. USA to support Ukraine in the war against Russia,” said the chairman of the public organization “Ukraine in NATO.”

According to Yuriy Romanyuk, Ukraine will not receive a direct invitation to join during the NATO summit Alliance while the hot phase of the war continues. However, our state can be provided with all the necessary military assistance.

“Currently, Ukraine is faced with the biggest problem – the lack of weapons and heavy equipment in the newly created brigades. NATO recently decided to the allocation of 40 billion euros in 2025 to support Ukraine in the armed war. If Trump wins in the United States, then Ukraine will have guaranteed funding for the next year,” he emphasized.

Romanyuk summed up that, overall, the NATO summit should be positive for Ukraine.