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We believe anything is possible. No, I really mean it. Remember, nothing is impossible.

Ukraine’s economy is resilient, and together, we can help Ukraine go from economic resilience to economic revival.

We are committed to providing Ukraine with the resources it needs to build back stronger than it was before.

I’m proud that we, the United States, have committed $215 million to complete the detox remediation, as well as—as we have many more things to do as well.

Thank you. And, again, welcome. And welcome to all of you.

This war has shown the Ukrainians can do anything they set their minds to.

With this declaration, over 30 countries and the European Union have made important commitments.

Since then, I’ve been very proud of the progress we’ve made.

As I said yesterday at the United Nations, I recognize the challenges the world faces: Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, Haiti, war, hunger, poverty, climate change.

For 944 days, the Ukrainian people have stood unwavering, unbroken, and unbowed.

We know Ukraine’s future victory is about more than what happens on the battlefield.

We commit to hold Russia accountable for the damage it has caused.

And I want to note this was made possible through our CHIPS and Science Act here at home.

Today, we’re launching a Joint Declaration of Support for Ukrainian Recovery and Reconstruction to make it clear: We stand with Ukraine now and in the future.

He looked at me; he said, 'Can you define America for me?'... I said, 'Yes. In one word: possibilities—possibilities.'

Tomorrow, I will announce a series of actions to accelerate support for Ukraine’s military.

I’ve seen war criminals and dictators face justice and accountability for human rights violations.

Time and again, our nation and our world found a way forward. But make no mistake: It didn’t happen by accident.