We are saddened by the passing of former assistant coach Bob Morrison, a member of the staff from 1987-2002.
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I had a meeting with USAID Administrator Samantha Power @PowerUSAID. We discussed protecting our people, bolstering our resilience ahead of the winter season—restoring infrastructure in Ukraine, strengthening our energy system, and constructing school shelters.
We deeply appreciate all the support the United States provides to Ukraine—military, political, economic, and humanitarian.
Together, we are defending not only Ukraine but every nation that aspires to live in freedom, democracy, and peace.
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President Zelenskyy, welcome back to Washington.
My support for the people of Ukraine is unwavering.
I have been proud to stand with Ukraine.
And I will continue to work with you to ensure Ukraine prevails in this war.
WHO brought together 50 Ukrainian public health leaders for @WHO_Europe Public Health Leadership Course in Ukraine, supported by @CanEmbUkraine & @USAIDUkraine to strengthen their knowledge in public health & enhance their leadership, communication & "soft” skills
As of March 11, @USAID has provided more than $11.7 million in direct funding to Ukrainian NGOs, recognizing their critical role in addressing the crisis and building local response capacity. To read our report, click the link:
https://t.co/SH8egvigOD
Following the vote in the US House of Representatives, I spoke with @POTUS Joe Biden, who assured me that he will sign the bill immediately as soon as it is approved by the Senate.
I appreciate President Biden's unwavering support for Ukraine and true global leadership.
I also noted the bill's bipartisan support and the personal contributions of Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to its passage.
The House’s other decision to allow the confiscation of frozen Russian assets also sends a strong signal to all of our partners.
I also informed President Biden about Russia's air terror using thousands of missiles, drones, and bombs, including the recent strike on the Kharkiv TV tower just minutes before we spoke. Russia clearly signals its intention to make the city uninhabitable.
We discussed the contents of the next U.S. military aid package. The President has assured me that the package will be approved quickly and that it will be powerful, strengthening our air defense as well as long-range and artillery capabilities.
We also discussed our work on a bilateral security agreement and the preparations for the upcoming Global Peace Summit in Switzerland.
❤️🩹 This is a first responder from Poltava at a half marathon in Kyiv. He dedicated his run to his fallen colleagues from Kharkiv.
Andriy Hrechanyi covered a distance of 21 km in the firefighter gear. All this time, he held in his hands the portraits of three employees of the State Emergency Service, who were killed by Russia during a double tap strike on Kharkiv on April 4.
After fleeing their near-frontline village to Zaporizhzhia, Tetiana and 11yo Nadia now prioritize catching up on vaccinations.
Thanks to @UNICEF and @USAIDUkraine, 80% of vaccination points in #Ukraine are now equipped with new refrigerators for safe vaccine storage.
An effective cold chain is vital for #vaccines safety.
From Dec '23 to Feb '24 @UNICEF delivered 1,400 specialized refrigerators, equipping 95% of healthcare facilities and 80% of #vaccination points in #Ukraine, thanks to support from @USAIDUkraine