Ramstein Summit With Biden to Send Kyiv Message of Support, Says German Official
A meeting of U.S. President Joe Biden with other leaders of the Ramstein group that supplies Kyiv with arms will send a strong signal of continued military support for Ukraine, a German government source said ahead of the summit on Saturday.
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