Remarks by President Biden Ahead of the One-Year Anniversary of Russia’s Brutal and Unprovoked Invasion of Ukraine

One year ago, the world was bracing for the fall of Kyiv. I was in Kyiv this week, and I can report: Kyiv stands strong. Kyiv stands proud. And most importantly, it stands free.

Democracies of the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow, and forever.

President Biden in Kyiv: Democracy stands.

One year later, Kyiv stands. Ukraine stands. Democracy stands. America — and the world — stands with Ukraine.

President Biden addresses 30,000 people in Warsaw, Poland

There is no sweeter word than freedom, no nobler goal than freedom, and no higher aspiration than freedom. All that we do now must be done so our children and grandchildren will know it as well: Freedom.

To our friends Jimmy and Rosalynn and to their family – Jill and I are with you in prayer.

President Biden in Warsaw: Democracy was too strong.

President Biden in Kyiv: Freedom is Priceless.

President Zelenskyy and all Ukrainians remind the world every day what courage is. They remind us that freedom is priceless. And worth fighting for. For as long as it takes.

We’re working to ban surprise “resort fees” that hotels tack on to your bill.

It’s time to pass the Equality Act.

President Biden on Protecting and Strengthening Social Security and Medicare