Biden says sending cluster munitions to Ukraine was 'difficult decision,' but 'they needed them'
- President Biden defended the decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine, citing their need for ammunition in their counteroffensive against Russia.
- The decision was a difficult one for Biden, but he ultimately approved the transfer after consulting with allies and lawmakers.
- Cluster munitions are banned by more than 100 countries due to their potential harm to civilians and the long-lasting explosive hazards they pose.
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Biden defends decision to provide cluster bombs to Ukraine, says 'they are running out of ammunition'
United States President Joe Biden defended his decision to provide cluster bombs to Ukraine, calling it a "very difficult decision". The bomb has a record of taking the lives of civilians. The president stated that it had taken him "a while to be convinced to do it", however, he decided because "the Ukrainians are running out of ammunition".
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Read Full ArticleBiden: We're Sending Cluster Munitions to Ukraine Because 'We're Low on' Ammo They Need and They're 'Running out of' Ammo
During a portion of an interview with Washington Post columnist and CNN host Fareed Zakaria set to air on Sunday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS” that was released on Friday, President Joe Biden defended his decision to send cluster munitions to
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