Mike Pence Visits Ukraine to Show Support for Fight Against Russian Aggression

Former Vice President Mike Pence has recently visited Ukraine to show his support for the country’s fight against Russian aggression. Pence, who is currently running for the Republican nomination for the 2020 presidential election, met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss the ongoing conflict between the two countries.

Pence’s visit is seen as a show of solidarity with the Ukrainian people, who have been fighting against Russian aggression for years. During his visit, Pence spoke with Ukrainian journalist Andriy Podolyak, who said that the conflict is not about territories or businesses, but rather about the core values of freedom, competition, and democracy.

However, Pence’s support for Ukraine may not be welcomed by all Republican primary voters. According to a recent NBC News national poll, 52% of GOP primary voters said they would be less likely to back a candidate who supports sending more funding and weapons to Ukraine.

Despite this, Pence is still pushing for the U.S. to provide more support for Ukraine’s war effort. During his visit, he said that it is important to provide the Ukrainian military with what they need to push back against Russian aggression.

President Zelenskyy thanked Pence for his visit and thanked the American people for their support. It remains to be seen what kind of support the U.S. will provide Ukraine in the future.