As the war between Russia and Ukraine enters its third year, concerns are mounting about whether Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be left to fend for himself in the face of Russian aggression. The impact of potential changes in support, especially from major donors like the United States, could have far-reaching consequences for the conflict and the region as a whole.
Former British Army Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon discusses the implications of reduced support for Ukraine. The revelation that former President Donald Trump reportedly told Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban that he would cease assistance to Ukraine if re-elected in November, raises serious concerns about the future of the conflict. The US has been a significant contributor to Ukraine's defence efforts, providing essential military equipment, ammunition, and intelligence support.
If the US was to withdraw its support, the situation for Ukraine would become dire. The impact would not only be felt in terms of physical military capabilities but also psychologically, as the US has been a key player in bolstering NATO and maintaining stability in the region.
With the possibility of a change in U.S. policy looming, the future of Ukraine's fight against Russian aggression hangs in the balance.
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