United States President Joe Biden has apologised to his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy for previous delays in Washington’s aid to Kyiv, stressing that the US is “not going to walk away” from supporting Ukraine. The two leaders met on Friday in Paris on the sidelines of D-Day anniversary celebrations, where the US president announced a $225m aid package to help rebuild Ukraine’s electric grid.

 

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