“No one will dissuade us to help Ukraine”: the United States responded to russia’s threats

The United States has responded to threats from russia to stop arming Ukraine. According to US State Department spokesperson Ned Price, President Joe Biden's administration will continue to support our country.

CNN reported this.

"The Russians have said some things privately, they have said some things publicly; nothing will dissuade us from the strategy that we've embarked on. If the allegation from the Kremlin is that the US and our partners around the world are providing billions of dollars worth of security assistance to our Ukrainian partners, precisely what our Ukrainian partners have requested, and that our Ukrainian partners are using that very security assistance to extraordinary effects to repel this Russian aggression, well, then we're guilty as charged," Price said.

According to Price, the Kremlin should not be surprised that Ukraine is being supported, as the United States supported our country even before the full-scale invasion of the occupying country.

Earlier, russia threatened the United States with "unpredictable consequences" for helping Ukraine with weapons.

To recap, Biden declared that he was ready to come to Ukraine personally.

However, Washington said it was not yet to send Biden to Ukraine.