Ukraine Can Hold Out on Frontline, Kyiv Says After Trump's Military Aid Pause
Ukraine has maintained its ability to supply its front lines despite the U.S. pause in military aid, while President Zelenskiy remains silent on the issue. The aid freeze has sparked tensions between Washington and Kyiv, with the Kremlin saying it is a step towards peace. Ukraine's military capabilities have been bolstered by EU and other international support since the start of the conflict.
- The Ukrainian people are facing an unprecedented test of resilience as they continue to resist Russian aggression in the face of reduced external support.
- What will be the long-term implications for Ukraine's sovereignty and security if it is unable to rely on a steady supply of military aid from the United States?