After Zelensky's words about the possibility of the US President's visit.
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki reiterated that the trip US President Joe Biden is still not planning to visit Ukraine after Volodymyr Zelensky's comments on the possibility of such a visit. She said in a comment to CNN.
“Nothing has changed – we continue to focus on providing Ukraine, the Ukrainian government, Ukrainian leaders with a historic amount of security assistance,” Psaki said. >
She added that although “the president has no plans to fly” now, “if anyone had flown… we would not have outlined details from here or anywhere from the government for security reasons, so we would not have any details for the announcement “.
Earlier, Zelensky said in an interview with CNN that he would like Biden to visit Ukraine.
“I think he will come. I mean, it's his decision, of course. Which also depends on the security situation… But I think he is the leader of the United States, and that is why he should come here to see, “said the President of Ukraine.
Last week, Biden told reporters that ready to fly to Kyiv in person .
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