Ukraine Faces Uncertain Future Without US Military Support

President Zelensky warns of potential defeat if US aid is reduced as tensions rise in ongoing conflict with Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expresses concern over the potential reduction of US military aid, stating that Ukraine might lose the war against Russia without continued support.
Zelensky hints at possible temporary territorial concessions to Russia, though he firmly rejects any formal legal cession of Ukrainian land.
US President Joe Biden approves the delivery of antipersonnel mines to Ukraine, marking a significant policy shift aimed at slowing Russian advances in the Donbas region.
Russia and Ukraine continue to exchange drone attacks, causing damage in various regions, while the EU delivers delayed artillery shells to Ukraine to bolster its defense.
The international community remains divided, with the G-20 summit avoiding direct condemnation of Russia, and concerns grow over potential North Korean military support for Russia.