but even the critics of president biden have to acknowledge that he not only had a showing of american resoluteness but he has stitched to gather indeed alliance that is tighter, stronger, and broader to new potential members tornado that we ever thought possible. nato has not expanded in a long time, and thanks to vladimir putin and to president biden, it is a more resolute, it is a brighter and stronger alliance. you see government sometimes reluctantly but nevertheless you see germany reconsidering its very pacifist policy and grudgingly, at first, but increasingly going along with supplying the ukrainians. you ve also seen a commitment in europe, which we have not seen in decades, to try to de-link themselves from russian fuel, from russian oil and gas supplies. so there s been tremendous
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deal with legal pioneered, abrams, and it does take some time so we save not just time, we save lives. that s by the time we start the training early. and i m really delighted that the republican delegation came into kyiv and is saying this. because we do need to be partisan support for both of the parties the ukrainian issue is probably not that issue this war of aggression of russia against ukraine should not be something to argue between the two parties. because i honestly think that all of the americans, they do support ukrainians, they do want ukrainians to win. it is something that unites american people and
vows the u.s. will enact more sanctions on russia along with releasing $500 million in additional military aid. as biden made clear today in warsaw, the west is still holding out hope that ukraine will be able to defeat a nation formerly seen as a world power and now seen as a rogue state. joining me now on this historic day in the nearly yearlong war is nbc news presidential historian the great michael beschloss. michael, it is important to talk to you today. it s always great to talk to you but it was great expect by biden in warsaw. what was your impression of its historic significance? it was significant. and you have been doing unbelievable work this week. thank, you ali. as you always. two and here is a case where he spoke with his feet yesterday. joe biden was essentially saying i could ve tied to zelenskyy and i did in washington, but i am so determined to show ukrainians and the world that the united states is behind ukraine all
i believe exactly as he said, we should be training them now. we re currently training to pilots and that will lead to of roger training on the f-16. now, we have not confirmed that information. but how significant would it be, to you, if the u.s. is already starting to retrain ukrainian pilots to fly f-16s? it is significant because the training of the violence does take time. it is months, not weeks to train pilot pilots so if it does happen ukrainians will be very happy that is true because the political if the political decisions to unit along, process for, example right now still waiting for the tanks coming to ukraine and our soldiers are training how to