In Widening Ukraine Debate, It’s Paris v. Poland

Almost a year after the Russian invasion, where does that leave Washington?

AP/Evan Vucci
President Biden arrives at a military airport at Warsaw, Poland, February 20, 2023. AP/Evan Vucci

Warsaw in February, in case you haven’t heard, is the new April in Paris: the place to be, even if your name is Joe Biden. Fresh off the heels of his surprise five-hour visit to Kyiv on Monday, the American president will meet Tuesday with his Polish counterpart, Andrzej Duda, and deliver remarks that can be expected to rally continued support for Ukraine as the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion draws near. 

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