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BRUSSELS (Reuters) – White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Wednesday the White House is focusing on getting a Ukraine aid package through the U.S. Congress, adding that there is no “Plan B.”
“We are confident that we can and will still provide assistance to Ukraine,” Sullivan told reporters during a joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
The latter said it is important that the US Congress agree on continued support for Ukraine in the near future, and that NATO sees “no imminent threat against any NATO ally”.
“We must maintain our support and this is the responsibility of all allies,” Stoltenberg said.
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![Bakhmut region, Ukraine – 3 November: Ukrainian military special forces unit fires RPGs at enemy positions "Kurt & Co Group" Capture the first line of the front line of the Russian-Ukrainian war in the Bakhmut district of Ukraine on November 3, 2023. Ukrainian forces are struggling to retake Bakhmut, which was captured by Russian forces in May after a year-long war. In the summer, Ukraine recovered the area north and south of Bakhmut, but Russia occupied the city itself. (Photo by Kostya Liberov/Libcos/Getty Images)](https://www.usnews.com/object/image/0000018c-e77d-d6bf-a5ef-f7ff1e5a0000/ukraine-war-08.jpg?update-time=1704690856061&size=responsive640)
(Reporting by Andrew Gray and Benoit Van Overstraten; Editing by Sabine Siebold)
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