US President Joe Biden will make a statement during his visit to Poland next week, which he will dedicate to the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. During the address, the American leader also intends to send a signal to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

 This was stated by the representative of the White House on national security issues, John Kirby, during the briefing.

 According to Kirby, on Tuesday, February 21, Biden will give a speech in Warsaw about how the United States has rallied the world to support the people of Ukraine who are defending their freedom and democracy.

 Also, during his speech, the American leader will make it clear that America will continue to support Ukraine as long as it is needed.

 "And I suspect you'll hear him address Mr. Putin as well as the Russian people," the White House official said.

 It is worth noting that on the same day, three days before the anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, the address of the Russian dictator is planned.

 It will be recalled that US President Joe Biden will pay a visit to Poland on Monday, February 20. He has scheduled a number of meetings and a speech before the Polish people.

 Polish media also reported that Zelenskyi may visit Poland to meet with Biden. However, it is still unclear how far these negotiations are possible.