Ukraine’s Struggle: A Pawn in Geopolitical Games Amid Waning Support

President Zelenskyy’s trip to the United States was intended to garner support for his “victory plan” to end the conflict in Ukraine. He received mixed reactions and criticism, particularly from Republicans. His efforts to win clearance for long-range missiles and NATO membership remain unclear, with President Biden making no specific pledges. Trump signaled a readiness to resolve the crisis, prompting concerns about possible aid cuts or pressure on Ukraine to relinquish territory. Despite Zelenskyy’s diplomatic efforts, Washington’s attention is divided, owing in part to ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts.

Editor’s Note: Caught in the middle, Ukraine is bearing the brunt of a war that many believe is less about its sovereignty than about geopolitical maneuvering. The reality is that people on the ground, both in Ukraine and Russia, are weary of this never-ending conflict with no apparent conclusion in sight. The United States hesitates, fully aware that any decisive action could exacerbate tensions, risking a wider conflict that few people want, especially with the Middle East conflicts. Ukraine appears to be a pawn in a much larger game, left to suffer while superpowers engage in political maneuverings. [See also: NATO INVADES RUSSIA, RUSSIA CRUSHING UKRAINE, NATO, AND THE US IN KURSK AND EASTERN UKRAINE., How Diplomatic Failures Escalated the Ukraine-Russia Conflict, Ukraine Faces Heavy Losses as Zelensky and NATO Prolong a Losing War, The Real Cause of the Ukraine War: NATO’s Continued Expansion]

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