POLITICS: Friday's meeting with Belgium Prime Minister Alexander De Croo was significant as a cooperation to strengthen ties between the two countries. Biden welcomed Prime Minister Croo, the former President of Belgium who after his term, Croo was elected to serve the nation of Belgium as the Prime Minister.
By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter
On Friday at the White House, President Joe Biden and Belgium President Croo discussed matters associated with the issues that face the global expanse. Discussions included matters that would be important to both nation involving increasing transatlantic security.
President Biden and Prime Minister Croo stated their concern for the situation in Ukraine. The Global leaders discussed the 2 years war and the events that have borne witness to the fighting that has persisted in Ukraine over the last week.
Most significantly, Biden and Croo acknowledged the advances made by Russia in north and northeast Ukraine at Kharkiv. Today, the report of minor advances have been reported as Russia continues to impose strikes in the easter Ukraine during the lasty 3 months. Both Biden and Croo stated their commitment to supporting Ukraine. An agreement struck between Biden and Prime Minister Croo will involve using assets for the best interest of Ukraine involving strengthening immobilizing sovereign properties. In the last 2 years of Ukraine-Russian war, NATO has played an accessory role despite the outstanding position of Ukraine. The greatest assets delivered to Ukraine through NATO efforts have not been military forces but have been concentrated on providing munitions and financial support to the war torn nation. Biden and Croo reaffirmed the significant role played by NATO in the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia and cited the matter of ensuring NATO's vigilance in regard to preserving the honor and honesty in elections.
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