President Biden Seeks New Sanctions, Help For Ukrainians In Europe
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The president's first stop will be a NATO meeting in Brussels before also participating in meetings with the European Union and then G7 leaders.
With Europe facing its most precarious future since World War II, President Biden will huddle with key allies in Brussels and Warsaw this week as the leaders try to prevent Russia’s war on Ukraine from spiraling into an even greater catastrophe.
President Biden embarks Wednesday on a four-day trip that will test his ability to navigate the continent’s worst crisis since WWII ended in 1945. There are fears that Russia could use chemical or nuclear weapons as its invasion becomes bogged down in the face of logistical problems and fierce Ukrainian resistance.
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