- Biden called on Americans to defend democracy from threats at home and abroad, using the D-Day battle as a historical parallel.
- The speech was made at Pointe du Hoc in France, where American soldiers fought during the D-Day invasion.
- Biden’s remarks followed a pledge of support for Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia, including a new $225 million aid package.
- The address also touched on the divisive U.S. election race and indirectly referenced former President Donald Trump.
- France has agreed to supply Mirage fighter jets and train Ukrainian pilots as part of a new military aid package.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is seeking more support for Ukraine, including efforts for a “fair peace.”
- There are concerns about the timing and effectiveness of the Mirage fighter jets, given the ongoing Russian attacks.
- Russia’s President Putin has warned of providing long-range weapons to allies to strike Western targets in response to NATO’s support for Ukraine.
- European leaders and the U.S. have paid homage to WWII fighters, drawing parallels between the fight against Nazi Germany and the current situation in Ukraine.
- NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg and other allied governments have reiterated that there are no plans to deploy forces to Ukraine.
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