US National Security Advisor meets Zelensky in kyiv by surprise

The United States National Security Adviser, Jake Sullivan, has traveled by surprise this Friday to the Ukrainian capital, kyiv, where he has held a meeting with the country's president, Volodimir Zelenski, and other senior officials.

This was announced by the National Security spokeswoman, Adrienne Watson, in a statement in which she detailed that, together with Zelenski, Sullivan has met with the head of the Presidency's office, Andrei Yermak, or the Minister of Defense, Oleksei Reznikov, among others.

In kyiv, Sullivan has conveyed to the Ukrainian representatives the continued support of the United States to Ukraine in the defense of its sovereignty and territorial integrity; and has taken the opportunity to delve into the details of the new military aid package, valued at about 400 million dollars.

Likewise, the White House National Security Adviser has assured the highest Ukrainian representatives that Washington will continue to provide both economic and humanitarian assistance, while redoubling its efforts to hold Russia "accountable."

Later, Sullivan held a joint press conference with Zelenski where he stressed that the United States will support Ukraine "as long as necessary," according to the Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform.

"We begin with the strong financial support we have provided over the past eight months and we are committed to building on that foundation in the months to come. In the hour of trouble and during the triumph, the United States will be there for the good of the people of Ukraine." , for the good of this country in this fight", he remarked.

Sullivan's visit comes on a day when the United States has announced a new $400 million military aid package made up of refurbished Soviet-era tanks, Hawk defense missiles and drones.