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The G-7 will not be left alone on the battlefield in Ukraine. US President Joe Biden said this on the last day of the three-day summit of the G-7 countries in Hiroshima, Japan.

At this time, the United States has committed to some other issues in addition to the announcement of new military aid to Ukraine of 375 million dollars. The new package will also include ammunition, cannons, combat vehicles and training.

The United States has always had a positive view of Ukraine. Assuring Zelensky, US President Joe Biden said, “We are behind Ukraine together in the entire G-7 conference.” “I promise we’re not going anywhere, leaving Ukraine alone,” Zelensky said, thanking Biden for his support. “We will never forget.”

Recently, Ukraine was approved by the United States to receive F-16 fighter jets from allied countries. However, US officials were reluctant to do so for fear of conflict. But Biden said, “He received an assurance from Zelensky – they will not use this warplane to go to the Russian geographical area.”

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan, the summit’s host country, said Zelensky’s presence in person at the G7 “helps send a strong message” to the world that there has been an “unwavering unity” to support Ukraine in its resistance to war with Russia.