The quartet met with Zelenskyy to discuss efforts between the two countries to boost “military readiness, energy security, accountability of foreign assistance, and the rebuild of Ukraine.”
Kelly is a U.S. senator, as well as a former U.S. Navy captain and NASA astronaut who spent considerable time on the International Space Station.
“For more than a year, the people of Ukraine have stood against the unspeakable atrocities unleashed against them by Vladimir Putin,” Murkowski said at a press conference in the Ukrainian capital city. “Ukraine is an inspiration to the world, and it was an honor to meet with President Zelenskyy to reiterate our unwavering bipartisan support for their sovereignty and fledgling democracy.
“Despite the incredible hardships the Ukrainian people are enduring, they continue to show there are few things more powerful than a democracy fueled by unity and hope. As I return home, I’m more thankful than ever for the blessings of our American democracy, and more committed than ever to ensuring that Congress provides the assistance that Ukraine needs.”
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski was joined by senators, an astronaut and a country music star Wednesday on an overseas trip to meet with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.to extend a hand to Zelenskyy and affirm the United State’s commitment to helping them defend their country against Russian military forces.
Paisley commended Zelenskyy’s efforts to keep the spirits of his county up as they fight against Russia’s military.Copyright 2023 KTUU. All rights reserved.
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