Tensions within Donald Trump's administration continue to rise over responses to the Russian peace plan and the level of support for Ukraine. The controversy includes strong criticism of figures such as special envoy Vidkov, accused of blocking the delivery of Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine.
Russia and international players like Turkey and Belarus express readiness to facilitate peace talks. Turkey proposes starting with a ceasefire at sea and on energy infrastructure, while Belarus offers itself as a negotiation venue, though its neutrality is often questioned by Ukraine and the West.
Within the US Congress, debates surround the loyalty of certain Trump administration representatives and the effect of this internal conflict on US policy toward the Ukraine war, weapons supplies, and broader peace initiatives. International media note stark divisions even among Trump allies regarding responsibility for the start of the war and the right path toward peace.
European leaders like Merz and Ursula von der Leyen stress the importance of Ukraine’s sovereignty, ongoing financial support, and the return of Ukrainian children deported to Russia. The EU and NATO’s expanded role in peace negotiations is also highlighted as a crucial factor in strengthening Ukraine's position.
Amid official talks and diplomatic uncertainty, the article’s author emphasizes the ongoing importance of supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces and assisting soldiers and their families. In a climate of prolonged uncertainty, Ukraine’s military remains the backbone of national resilience.
