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i don t think the difference that he mentioned still works for the united states. the united states has done more than any other country in the world to provide us with necessary weapons. however, some countries in europe like germany, they still think in terms of defensive/offensive, so we have to work with them more on this. the problem with supplying weapons to ukraine is that sometimes it comes to it. if we didn t waste a lot of time discussing the issue of defensive against offensive and what ukraine needs and what ukraine doesn t, then we would have been in a different position now, a much stronger position. another issue that we have is the timeline. the timing of supplies. when i met with secretary blinken in brussels a couple of days ago, i made that point clear. i appreciated, that we ukraine appreciate everything that you are doing, but the time line is crucial. every day matters.
and to europe. so i think that we should, i believe that we should open all doors, and ukraine is ready to be a reliable partner, a strategic partner of the united states, but we need everything that jake is perfectly aware of, as soon as possible, to put an end to this war, to restore the country, and to strengthen the europe atlantic security. mr. foreign minister, i appreciate you coming on. thank you. thank you. and as i mentioned, joining me now, who was listening, national security adviser jake sullivan. jake, welcome back to meet the press. thanks for having me. i ll give you a chance right now to respond. obviously when a country is at war, the weapons never come fast enough when you ve got people coming in a hot shooting war. what can the united states be
allies to bring ukraine in is something that we are paying for. it s not germany or france that are paying the cost for the mistake, it s ukraine. so the reality is that we know how to fight. we are capable. i believe it will not be an exaggeration to say that ukraine proved to be one of the strongest armies in the world, maybe the second strongest after the united states. not in terms of numbers, but in terms of experience and the capacity to fight. but all we need is state of the art weapons of all kinds supplied to us. we propose to the west and to nato, you provide us with everything that we need, and we fight so that you don t have to step up in the fight when putin decides to attack on the north
war crimes, we have gotten to a place in the united states and across many members of the nato alliance where the key question is what does ukraine need and how can we provide it to them? that is the work that we are doing every day. i d just like to point out, chuck, something very important, which is that the foreign minister just told you eye crane won the battle of kyiv. kyiv stands despite russia s attempt to take and conquer the capital. and it stands because of the bravery and skill of ukranian fighters, but it stands because weapons were in their hands, stopping tanks, shooting down aircraft, and turning back the russians, and we are proud of that contribution, but we are not resting until we have given them everything that they need to be able to succeed in their aims. is our posture now we re going to do everything we can to help ukraine win this war? i say it that way, because a month ago, i don t think there was a thought, how do we end the violence and get to the negotia