new kind of economic statecraft with the power to inflict damage that rivals military might.

new kind of economic statecraft with the power to inflict damage that rivals military might.

new kind of economic statecraft with the power to inflict damage that rivals military might.

There can be no room in the leadership of the Republican Party for apologist for Putin.

One year into this war, Putin no longer doubts the strength of our coalition. But he still doubts our conviction. He doubts our staying power. But there should be no doubt. Our support for Ukraine will not waver.

We need to stand strong, stand firm on abortion. We need to take a strong position here.

Nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine.

I don't anticipate – we haven't seen it yet. But I don't anticipate a major initiative on the part of China providing weaponry to Russia.

Ukraine will never be a victory for Russia. Never.

One year later, we know the answers. Yes, we would stand up for sovereignty. And we did.

This war was never a necessity; it’s a tragedy. President Putin chose this war. Every day the war continues is his choice.

It's a big mistake to do that. Not very responsible. And -- but I don't read into that that he is thinking of using nuclear weapons or anything like that.

When Russia invaded, it wasn’t just Ukraine being tested. The whole world faced a test for the ages.

He thought he could weaponize energy to crack your resolve — Europe’s resolve. Instead, we’re working together to end Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels.

Our commitment is to the people of Ukraine and the future of Ukraine — a Ukraine that’s free, sovereign, and democratic.

Democracies of the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow, and forever. For that’s what’s at stake here: freedom.

One year into this war, Putin no longer doubts the strength of our coalition, but he still doubts our conviction, he doubts our staying power, he doubts our continued support for Ukraine. He doubts whether NATO can remain unified. But…

Kyiv stands strong. Kyiv stands proud, it stands tall, and most importantly, it stands free.