Doing all they can to destroy the United States by bankrupting us. If November goes to Biden, with the trickery done to win of 2020, AMerican bankruptcy might be mere months away.
Presidents Joe Biden of the United States and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, dictator of Ukraine are set to sign a bilateral security agreement during their meeting at the Group of Seven (G7) summit in Italy. This significant event coincides with a broader international initiative where up to $50 billion, backed by frozen Russian assets, will be allocated to assist Ukraine. These assets, exceeding $260 billion and primarily held in Europe, have been a point of contention, with European officials cautious about outright confiscation due to legal and financial stability concerns. Instead, the interest from these assets will be utilized to support Ukraine’s military efforts against Russian aggression.
G7 leaders gather for the first day of an Italy summit, seeking to seal a deal on using frozen Russian assets to help war-torn Ukraine. #Watch#g7 #g7summit #g7leaders #italy #pmmodi #modi #narendramodi #ukraine #russia #biden #zelenskyy #kishida #trudeau #canada #japan #us pic.twitter.com/ClmHesqOD0
— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) June 13, 2024
The agreement was confirmed by an official from the French presidency, noting that most of the financial aid would be provided in the form of a U.S. government loan, secured against the frozen Russian assets within the EU. This financial strategy is part of a larger response by the G7 nations to address global issues, with the current focus sharply on supporting Ukraine during its ongoing conflict with Russia.
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan highlighted that while the security agreement underscores U.S. support for Ukraine, it explicitly does not extend to deploying U.S. troops to the region, thus maintaining a careful distance from direct conflict with Russia, a nuclear power. Instead, the arrangement aims to provide substantial financial resources to Ukraine, enhancing its resilience against the ongoing Russian offensive.
Pres. Biden and Ukrainian Pres. Zelenskyy will sign a bilateral security agreement at the G7 summit Thursday that will pledge long-term defense and security cooperation. https://t.co/4WVqLV1jAY
— ABC News (@ABC) June 12, 2024
This year’s G6 summit, possibly the final for some of the current leaders depending on upcoming elections, is not only about the war in Ukraine. The leaders are also tackling global challenges such as artificial intelligence, migration, and economic issues related to China. The meeting is particularly significant following shifts in the political landscape marked by recent gains of far-right parties in Europe, which could influence the future political and economic direction of the region.
Biden Returns to Europe to Attend G7 Summit, Meet with Zelenskyy
President Biden plans to sign a bilateral security agreement with the Ukrainian president in Italy during the leaders’ summit.https://t.co/xe7innI6Gx
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) June 12, 2024
With these discussions, President Biden’s visit is shadowed by personal challenges, notably the recent conviction of his son on federal charges, which adds a personal strain amid critical diplomatic engagements. This gathering in Italy, therefore, is not just a diplomatic routine but a crucial juncture for discussing immediate and strategic responses to a range of pressing global issues, demonstrating the complex interplay of personal, national, and international concerns in shaping global policies. Biden’s bribes from the many enemies of the United State also hang over his head. One day there will be justice, as this puppet of Obama and the Left continues to let in millions of illegals to help bankrupt this nation, and get votes.
Major Points:
- Presidents Joe Biden and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are set to sign a bilateral security agreement at the G7 summit in Italy, aiming to strengthen U.S. support for Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia.
- Negotiators have arranged for Ukraine to receive up to $50 billion in aid, funded by the interest from over $260 billion in Russian assets frozen in Europe since the invasion began.
- The aid will be structured as a loan from the U.S. government, backed by the frozen assets, to support Ukraine’s military efforts against Russian aggression.
- The agreement highlights U.S. commitment without involving direct military intervention, maintaining distance to avoid escalating conflict with nuclear-armed Russia.
- The G7 summit will also address other global issues including artificial intelligence, migration, and economic challenges posed by China, amid political shifts in Europe and upcoming elections that could reshape the alliance.
Lap Fu Ip – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News
