Sullivan: U.S. will provide Ukraine with assistance necessary to liberate Kherson
The United States is aware of the needs of Ukraine during the Kherson operation and will provide the necessary assistance.
This was stated by U.S. Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in a conversation with journalists during his visit to Ukraine, reports Censor.NЕТ with reference to "European truth".
Sullivan, who was in Kyiv on an unannounced visit, admitted that the operation to liberate Kherson was one of the topics of discussion within his delegation and is also being discussed outside the visit.
"I had the opportunity to get briefings from Ukraine's military leaders on the planning for this effort (to liberate Kherson), and of course the U.S. military is in close contact with the Ukrainian military and discussing it," he said.
Sullivan also stressed that the White House will provide all necessary support for this: "It's not my job to assess the situation on the battlefield. My job is to make sure that we give Ukraine what it needs to make this happen."
The Security Adviser also promised additional assistance tailored to the needs of the Kherson operation.
"I asked again today what is needed (for Ukraine to complete this operation) and I am confident that we can provide what is needed for this battle," he said.
