"Biden and Zelenskyy Unite at UN to Champion Democracy and Question Russia's Seat"

President Biden will deliver a speech at the United Nations urging nations to protect and nurture democracies, highlighting the need for continued support for Ukraine and calling on advanced nations to bolster economies in the developing world. Despite facing challenges at home, such as resistance to additional Ukraine aid and low approval ratings, Biden will emphasize his administration's achievements in repairing international relationships and rallying allies against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, uncertainties surrounding the upcoming election and the potential return of Donald Trump create doubts about the stability of U.S. foreign policy. Biden will also address the desperate economic situations of the world's poorest countries and challenge other nations to do more to support them.
- Biden to Urge Nations to Protect and Nurture Democracy The New York Times
- Zelenskyy, Biden to address United Nations General Assembly Military Times
- UN General Assembly: Ukraine's Zelenskyy questions why Russia still has a a seat at the table The Associated Press
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits soldiers at Staten Island hospital SILive.com
- What Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will say in U.S. visit CBS News
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