Smihal commented on Joe Biden's signing of the Lend-Lease law for Ukraine/Channel 24 collage
On the evening of May 9, the US President signed the law on Lend-Lease for Ukraine. Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmigal commented on the historic moment.
The head of the Ukrainian government said that the signing of the law is very important for our state. He noted that now the supply of American weapons to Ukraine will not have any restrictions.
Shmigal about the US lend-lease for Ukraine
Denis Shmigal noted that during the Second World War Lend-Lease became one of the main factors of the victory of the anti-Hitler coalition over Nazism. After 80 years, we see history repeating itself.
Biden just signed a law introducing a lend-lease program to support Ukraine. This means more weapons and other assistance for the Ukrainian soldiers to defeat the Russian occupiers. The supply of American weapons will no longer be limited by any additional procedures, which will speed up their provision,” Shmihal explained.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine added that during his visit, together with the delegation to Washington, they persuaded the United States Americathe need for such a decision is to support Ukraine as much as possible in order to stop the new aggressor in Europe, so that peace reigns again, and free people and freedom win.
By the way, Shmihal thanked the Joe Biden administration and allies for the support that they render our state, and stressed that Ukraine will definitely win.
Joe Biden signed the law on lend-lease for Ukraine
- On the evening of May 9, US President Joe Biden signed the law on Lend-Lease for Ukraine, which the House of Representatives adopted on April 28.
- Biden stressed that this document is an important help to the Ukrainian people in the struggle for democracy. He assured that the United States supports Ukraine. While some steps are costly for the states, trying to hide from Russian aggression will incur even more costs, the US President noted.
- Joe Biden added that Europe now needs even more help than 77 years ago, because Putin's the war aims to destroy not only the democratic future of Ukraine, but the whole of Europe.
