US EditionZelenskyy says nothing will weaken Kyiv's resolve against Russia
- Ukrainian allies' ongoing financial assistance is uncertain, potentially leading to a reduction in aid for Kyiv. President Biden has reassured allies of continued US support for the war effort, but Russian President Putin anticipates a decrease in international support, resulting in Ukraine's foreign help becoming fragmented.
- The duration of financial aid, worth billions of dollars, to Kyiv from its allies is uncertain at present. President Biden recently assured other countries of the United States' ongoing support for Ukraine's war effort. However, Russian President Putin is betting that support for Ukraine will wane over time due to fatigue, which will eventually cause the fragmentation of Ukraine's foreign assistance.
- While Kyiv has received considerable financial aid, doubts have arisen concerning the duration of this support from its allies. President Biden has attempted to reassure Kyiv's allies by affirming the continued US financial support for the war effort. Nevertheless, Russian President Putin predicts that international support for Ukraine will diminish over time, leading to a fragmentation of foreign assistance.
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