President Biden's Press Conference, in Brussels, Belgium

President Biden's press conference in Brussels, Belgium on March 24, 2022:

NATO is united in its support for Ukraine and its opposition to Russia's invasion. Biden said that the alliance is "more united than ever" and that it will continue to provide military and financial assistance to Ukraine.
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NATO headquarters in Brussels
The United States and its allies are imposing severe sanctions on Russia. Biden said that the sanctions are having a "devastating impact" on the Russian economy and that they will continue to escalate until Putin withdraws his forces from Ukraine.
The United States is working to prevent a global food shortage. Biden said that Russia and Ukraine are major exporters of wheat and other food staples, and that the war is disrupting global food supplies. He called on countries to lift trade restrictions on food exports and to increase production.
Biden warned China against helping Russia. Biden said that the United States is "deeply concerned" about China's possible support for Russia. He urged China to "stand on the right side of history" and to respect Ukraine's sovereignty.
Biden also addressed a number of other topics during the press conference, including the upcoming G-7 summit and the potential for a nuclear war. He reiterated his commitment to diplomacy and said that he is "hopeful" that a negotiated solution can be found to end the war in Ukraine.

The press conference was widely seen as a success for Biden. He was praised for his strong leadership and his commitment to standing up to Russia. The conference also helped to solidify NATO's unity and to send a message to China that the United States will not tolerate any support for Russia's war effort