Russia Intensifies Attacks on Ukraine as U.S. Halts Military Aid

President Trump pauses U.S. support for Ukraine, urging concessions in peace talks, while European allies scramble to fill the gap.

Russian forces have escalated attacks on Ukraine's energy and civilian infrastructure, with over 1,200 guided bombs and hundreds of drones and missiles deployed in recent days.
President Trump has suspended U.S. military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, citing a need for Ukraine to show greater willingness to negotiate peace and make territorial concessions.
European nations are increasing defense spending and exploring new measures to support Ukraine, but challenges remain in matching U.S. military aid and intelligence capabilities.
Ukraine faces critical shortages in air defense systems and artillery ammunition, with the U.S. halt in support impacting its ability to counter Russian strikes effectively.
Experts warn that Russia's prolonged war effort is straining its economy and military, while Ukraine's resilience depends on sustained international support.