Kamala Harris travel this Wednesday to Warsaw to assess how to provide “military assistance” to Ukraine, the White House reported. His departure takes place in the middle of the controversy that occurred yesterday when Poland said it might make its Mig-29 planes available to Washington “without delay” to send to Ukraine, while the United States rejected the offer and maintained that “it was not feasible.”
The American Vice President will meet tomorrow with the Polish president, Andrzej Duda, and with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, according to US sources. also cmeet in Poland with the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeauwith whom I will have a meeting.
The US official also plans to talk with Ukrainian refugees and with the staff of the US embassy in Kiev, who left the diplomatic headquarters.
A White House official avoided the issue of fighter jets by giving details of the vice president’s trip. “We have been talking with Polish officials for a long time regarding the best way to provide military assistance to Ukraine. And it is a dialogue that will continue,” she limited herself to saying.