President Joe Biden says that whether Ukraine cedes any territory to Russia at the resolution of the war between the two countries is a decision best left to Ukrainians. It’s been more than a month since Russia first invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24. The move came after a speech from Russian President Vladimir Putin challenging the legitimacy of Ukrainian statehood and declaring two regions within Ukraine—which was formerly part of the Soviet Union—to be independent and sovereign. As Russia continues attacks on key Ukrainian cities, including the capital of Kyiv, Biden was asked Thursday following an emergency NATO summit whether he thinks Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will need to cede any Ukrainian territory in order to gain a ceasefire with Russia. “That is a total judgment based on Ukraine,” Biden said in response before repeating a White House policy slogan: “nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine.” “I don’t believe that they’re …