The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for more than two years, and with no end in sight, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selenskyj has appealed to the Republicans in the US Congress to release the billions in aid they have blocked for Kiev. He emphasized that without Congress’s help, Ukraine may lose the war.
The conflict in Ukraine remains uncertain, with both sides unable to achieve a clear victory. Russia expert Mark Galeotti highlighted that the conflict may result in a stalemate, where neither side can win nor lose. While Ukraine is planning to pool its forces this year and delay a counteroffensive until next year, there are concerns about Putin potentially attacking other NATO countries.
Putin’s strategy against the West aims to neutralize and paralyze them, preventing sustained support for Ukraine. His regime in Russia is described as strong but fragile, with a potential for collapse in the face of crises. Putin is expected to remain in power for the foreseeable future, exerting his influence and creating uncertainty in the region.
The situation in Ukraine reflects the complexities of international politics and the challenges posed by conflicting interests. As the conflict continues, the impact on Ukraine, Russia, and the wider global community remains to be seen. The involvement of external actors and the dynamics of the conflict will shape the outcome of
