Back in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he's prepared to guarantee his country won't join NATO
Meanwhile, the Kremlin says negotiations with Ukraine are moving much more slowly than we'd hoped
On Wednesday, Madden left for A special NATO summit in Europe
Mr. Biden's trip also added to the heat, with Ukrainian President Volodymytro Zelinsky saying Tuesday that he was prepared to guarantee his country would not join NATO in an effort to forge a peace deal with Russia
But he said he would still demand a complete withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine and a commitment from the international community to Ukraine's security
'The negotiations with Ukraine are going much slower than we had hoped,' Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said in a telephone news conference Tuesday
He said he could not say when the next round of talks would take place because of the uncertainty of the negotiating schedule
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Mr. Peskov said Russia's main goal was to dismantle Ukraine's military capabilities, which is why Russian forces only attacked Ukrainian military targets and not civilian ones
Russia needs to ensure that Ukraine is transformed from an anti-Russian center into a neutral state. He stressed the need to eliminate Ukrainian nationalists who are hiding behind civilians
It must also ensure that Ukrainians recognize Crimea as an integral part of Russia and recognize the independence of Donetsk and Luhansk
The General Staff of Ukraine's armed forces confirmed on social media Tuesday that Russian troops have temporarily taken control of the road linking Donbas and Crimea, blocking Ukraine's access to the Sea, Xinhua reported
In the north the Russians are bringing in more troops from within the country for a new attack
and in the northeast the Russians are continuing their bombardment of Kharkiv with a partial presence in Sumy
The United States and other Western countries have imposed the Doron sanctions on Russia since the launch of the special military operation
And has provided Ukraine with massive amounts of weapons and other military aid although both the United States and NATO have said they will not send ground troops into Ukraine
In an interview with Fox Television on Tuesday, Defense Department spokesman John Kirby reiterated that the United States would not send U.S. troops to fight in Ukraine
Kirby said the United States is focused on two things the first is making sure Ukraine continues to defend its country as it has
Second, the United States is sending supplies to Europe every day to ensure the security of NATO's eastern interests and to ensure that NATO members know that America's commitment to defend every inch of NATO territory is not a direct intervention
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It also has to do with strengthening existing NATO countries such as Germany, which recently increased its military spending by $100 billion
On Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden leaves for Europe where he will attend the NATO summit
And hold talks with THE LEADERS of the G-20 and the European Union, U.S. National Security Advisor Sullivan told a news conference the day before
Biden is expected to talk to Allies about escalating sanctions against Russia and strengthening the Western alliance
Biden is also expected to announce what he calls a joint effort to strengthen Europe's energy security and reduce its dependence on Russian oil and gas
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But there has been disagreement among EU member states over the Russian energy embargo. German Chancellor Martin Schulz met with visiting European Parliament President Dimitri Mercuela on Tuesday
Schulz told a news conference after the meeting that Germany still stands by its refusal to impose an energy embargo on Russia
He reiterated that the high dependence of many EU countries on Russian energy should not be ignored
Shultz said sanctions must have a significant impact on Russia but the impact on its economy must also be manageable
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Meanwhile sources say the US and its Western Allies are assessing whether Russia should remain in the G20
The G20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation that brings together the world's major economies, Foreign Ministry official Wang Wenbin said at a regular press conference on Wednesday
Russia is an important member and no member has the power to expel another country from membership and the Group of 25 is leading the global protests
Improving global economic governance and promoting the steady recovery of the world economy, the G20 should practice true multilateralism
To strengthen solidarity and cooperation in addressing prominent challenges such as sustainable economic and financial development in order to achieve strong, green and healthy global development
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