Zelensky Plays Down Biden’s Putin Mix-Up, Focusing on US Support for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has downplayed US President Joe Biden’s gaffe at a NATO summit, where Biden mistakenly referred to Zelensky as Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The incident occurred on Thursday, during a speech where Biden quickly corrected himself after misidentifying Zelensky.

Zelensky, during a visit to Ireland on Saturday, said the slip-up was a “mistake” and that the US has provided significant support to Ukraine.


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He added that the mistake could be “forgotten” given the extensive assistance the US has provided.

Zelensky’s response highlights the ongoing strong partnership between Ukraine and the US, despite this minor diplomatic incident.

The incident comes at a crucial time for Ukraine, which is currently fighting a war against Russia.

Zelensky’s statement emphasizes the importance of the overall relationship and the US’s commitment to Ukraine’s defense.

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