Recently, new statements have emerged regarding possible timelines for the end of the war in Ukraine. In particular, expert Vitkov remarked that it may not be 24 or 48 hours, nor even 50 days, but a period linked to Donald Trump's term in office — possibly up to three and a half years.
Significant attention has also been paid to the latest trade agreements between the US and EU, which have sparked strong criticism in the European Parliament and among European leaders, as well as announcements about shifting gas supplies from Russia to the US. These developments are seen as positive for Ukraine: European countries commit to investing in and sourcing energy resources from the US, redirecting funds away from the Russian economy.
Another prominent topic is gas supply to Ukraine, which is now routed through Azerbaijan and Romania, thereby reducing dependency on Russian energy.
Military support for Ukraine remains a top priority for Western partners. Participants highlight that arms deliveries strengthen both Ukraine’s defense and the EU’s. There is also an emphasis on continued diplomatic backing and on citizens' active involvement in charitable efforts to assist the Armed Forces.
The host’s commentary pays special attention to support for Ukrainian prisoners of war and medics, as well as honoring those who perished in captivity. There is a call for a joint fight against Russian aggression and for stronger international backing of Ukraine at all levels.
Overall, the report analyzes key international initiatives affecting Ukraine and delivers a message to the global community about the need to increase support for Ukraine's ambitions to join the EU and NATO.
