US House of Representatives passes resolutions on Russian aggression in Kerch Strait, Nord Stream 2, - Ambassador Chalyi

Ukraine’s Ambassador to the United States Valerii Chalyi says the U.S. House of Representatives has adopted as many as three resolutions concerning Ukraine at a time.

"Today is a special day for Ukraine-U.S. bilateral relations. There is a strong and timely message of support to Ukraine and solidarity with the Ukrainian people opposing Russia's aggressive actions. The U.S. House of Representatives passed three resolutions at once," the diplomat wrote on social media, Censor.NET reports.

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"The first one recognizes the Holodomor (famine – Ed.) of 1932-33 in Ukraine as the genocide of the Ukrainian people. The second resolution opposes completion of the Russian Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline construction. The third resolution condemns the military aggression staged by the Russian Federation against Ukraine in the Kerch Strait.

"This is a true strategic partnership! I am sincerely grateful for the support and for the fact that our requests to speed up these extremely important decisions have been heard by the congressmen who are well aware of the situation and act swiftly. Together we will definitely win!" Chalyi said.

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