Biden Administration Shifts Ukraine Strategy Towards Negotiations

As Ukraine's Counteroffensive Stalls, U.S. Focuses on Strengthening Ukraine's Hand in Peace Talks

The Biden administration is reportedly shifting its strategy in Ukraine, moving from a focus on military victory to strengthening Ukraine's position at the negotiating table.
This shift comes as Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia has failed to make significant gains and securing more aid from the United States and Europe becomes increasingly difficult.
The administration continues to support Ukraine's war effort and is not discouraging any new offensive, but believes that the war will ultimately end through negotiation.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed openness to negotiations with Russia, but only if Moscow removes its entire military presence from Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated that negotiations could be on the table if Russia can keep the territory it has seized since the war began.