By Gwurld4026 
US Aid and Ukraine’s Struggle Against Russian Forces
In a recent interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about Ukraine’s ability to withstand Russia’s ongoing invasion, stating that Ukraine “may not survive anyway,” even with continued U.S. support.
This remark comes amid heightened tensions following a contentious meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, after which the U.S. suspended military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
The suspension of aid has raised concerns among international allies about Ukraine’s capacity to defend itself against Russian aggression. In response, Ukrainian officials are set to engage in critical discussions with U.S. representatives in Saudi Arabia, aiming to explore potential avenues for peace and the resumption of support.
On the ground, the situation remains dire, with Russian forces recently recapturing villages in Ukraine’s northeastern region, further escalating the conflict.
President Trump’s comments have sparked debate over the future of U.S. involvement in Ukraine and the broader implications for international support in the region.