US President Joe Biden said on Thursday that his country would continue its "close cooperation" with the United Kingdom, particularly on Ukraine, in a press release issued after the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, which however made no mention of this. last.

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"The United Kingdom and the United States are closest friends and allies, and the special relationship between our peoples remains strong and enduring," Biden said.

"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 high-priority issues," he added.

"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, and holding Russia accountable for its actions," he continued. .

The text does not refer to Boris Johnson, who announced his resignation on Thursday after an avalanche of defections in his government and numerous scandals.