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Biden did not mention Johnson by name or his resignation explicitly, but stressed that United State You will continue to work with the government Britain On important issues, including the war in Ukraine, Biden and Johnson have worked closely together.
Biden said in the statement that "Britain and the United States are our closest friends and allies, and the special relationship between our two peoples remains strong and enduring".
He added: "I look forward to continuing our close cooperation with the British Government, as well as with our allies and partners around the world, on a range of important priorities. This includes maintaining a strong, unified approach to support the people of Ukraine as they defend themselves against Putin’s brutal war on their democracy".
Biden and Johnson spoke about the issue during a phone call in April, and"They affirmed their commitment to continue providing security and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine in the face of the ongoing atrocities by Russia"according to a White House statement from the conversation.
Then the two leaders met in June at the G7 summit, where both urged the two countries to remain united against Russia amid its war on Ukraine.
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Biden did not mention Johnson by name or his resignation explicitly, but stressed that United State You will continue to work with the government Britain On important issues, including the war in Ukraine, Biden and Johnson have worked closely together.
“Britain and the United States are our closest friends and allies, and the special relationship between our two peoples remains strong and enduring,” Biden said in the statement.
“I look forward to continuing our close cooperation with the UK government, as well as with our allies and partners around the world, on a range of important priorities. This includes maintaining a strong and united approach to supporting the people of Ukraine as they defend themselves against Putin’s brutal war on their democracy.” .
Biden and Johnson spoke about the issue during a phone call in April, and “reaffirmed their commitment to continue providing security and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine in the face of continuing atrocities by Russia,” according to a White House statement from the conversation.
Then the two leaders met in June at the G7 summit, where both urged the two countries to remain united against Russia amid its war on Ukraine.