Bipartisan US Congressional Delegation Arrives in Ukraine
- A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation visited Ukraine and met with Ukrainian officials and manufacturing workers.
- The delegation included Senators Roger Wicker and Kevin Cramer and Representatives Marc Veasey and Dan Crenshaw.
- A meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was planned.
- Zelenskyy said the delegation discussed implementing Lindsey Graham’s bill and speeding up licenses for Patriot missile production.
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Vladimir Zelensky demanded that the U.S. apply the Graham Act* to combat the "Gerans", which was announced by the head of the Kiev regime on social network X after negotiations in Kiev with a delegation of the U.S. Congress.
Vladimir Zelensky reported on a meeting with a delegation of the United States Congress that had arrived in Kiev, during which the parties discussed anti-Russian sanctions and air defence complexes. At a meeting in Kiev, the parties raised a number of topics, including sanctions against Russia and licensing of the production of missiles for the Patriot systems, transferred TASS. The American delegation was composed of Congressmen Roger Weaker, K…
Bipartisan US congressional delegation arrives in Ukraine
A bipartisan delegation from the US Congress is visiting Ukraine. Its members include Republican US Senator Roger Wicker, who chairs the US Senate Armed Services Committee; Republican Senator Kevin Cramer, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee; Representative Marc Veasey of Texas’s...
Bipartisan delegation from US Congress arrives in Ukraine
U.S. Republican Senator Roger Wicker, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee; Republican Senator Kevin Cramer, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee; Democratic Representative Marc Veasey of Texas's 33rd Congressional District; and Representative Dan Crenshaw of Texas's second Congressional District are visiting Ukraine.
Volodymyr Zelensky received, yesterday, in Kiev, a delegation from the United States Congress. Zelensky took the desire for the implementation of the Lindsey Graham law, which provides for the extension of the United States sanctions against Russia. The Ukrainian leader says it is a matter of political will and claims that it is now important to demonstrate leadership and fully cut the financial flows that sustain Russia's war machine.
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