Biden reaffirmed the US readiness to react decisively if Russia continues to invade Ukraine

In a telephone conversation, the US President said that he was considering additional macroeconomic support for our country because of Russia's aggression.

This is stated in a press release from the White House following telephone talks between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine.

"President Biden reaffirmed the readiness of the United States along with its allies and partners to respond decisively if Russia further invades Ukraine. He also underscored the commitment of the United States to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity," the Americans wrote.

Biden recalled that last year the United States provided development and humanitarian aid to Ukraine worth more than half a billion dollars.

"The United States is exploring additional macroeconomic support to help Ukraine's economy amidst pressure resulting from Russia's military build-up," he added.

The US head of state explained that despite the departure of members of American embassy staff, the US embassy in Kyiv remained open and fully operational.

"The leaders discussed coordinated diplomatic efforts on European security, underscoring the principle of 'nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine.'

President Biden relayed the United States' support for conflict resolution efforts in the Normandy Format, expressing his hope that the sides' recommitment on January 26 to the terms of the July 2020 ceasefire will help decrease tensions and advance the implementation of the Minsk Agreements," the White House said.