Officers Jeanne Shaheen (DN.H.), Tom Tillis (RN.C.), and Michael Bennett (D-Colo.) all recently traveled to Ukraine. On the page Senate Foreign Relations Committee website.
The senator ended his visit to Ukrainian capital Kiev on Monday, according to the Page. The state lawmakers of Colorado, New Hampshire and North Carolina also went to Bucha, a suburb of Kiev, where they experienced the mass atrocities that took place within the first weeks of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
“Our delegation saw firsthand how Ukraine keeps Russian troops at bay at the gates of Europe,” Shaheen, a ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said on the page.
“Strengthening Ukraine's leverage at this critical time will end the voluntary lockdown of US support, ensure permanent security guarantees for Ukraine, Russia imposes more sanctions, and Vladimir. It means that he is taking advantage of the economic collapse by holding Putin and explaining the atrocities he committed. “Opens to humanity,” she added.
President Trump has recently been working to end the Russian war in Ukraine. Russian and US officials are ready for Tuesday's debate in Saudi Arabia, which aims to search for resolutions on the Russian-Ukraine conflict.
Ukrainian President Voldymir Zelensky recently recommended that Ukraine be intelligent that Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for military operations in Belarus, and to undermine NATO.
“Our delegation's visit to Ukraine was a serious reminder of the courage of the Ukrainian people in the fight against Russia's unprovoked aggression,” Tiris said on the committee's page. “It is clear that the focus must be on securing a long-term peace agreement to end this war and ensure that Ukrainian sovereignty is respected.
“To do that, the US must continue to support Ukraine's ability to protect itself and negotiate from a strength standpoint,” he added.
