Ukraine's Lasting Support from US Slipping Away
Ukraine's full-scale war with Russia marks its third year on Monday, leaving Kyiv uncertain about its ability to rely on its ally. The U.S. has made clear it will not send troops as a security guarantee, placing the burden on European powers. Ukraine's exhausted troops face a numerically superior foe.
- This shift in policy highlights the complexities of international relations during times of conflict, where national interests and diplomatic efforts can take precedence over long-standing alliances.
- How will the weakening of U.S. support impact Ukraine's ability to defend itself against Russia's military advances, and what implications will this have for regional stability?