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As if nightly Russian missile strikes were not enough, Kyiv started the week with more in its Monday morning in tray. First with neighboring Slovakia, where the pro-Russia Robert Fico finished tops in a weekend general election, leaving people to wonder what kind of a coalition will the anti-West left-wing populist form?
Then there’s the Capitol Hill compromise that prevents a U.S. government shutdown at the cost of suspending new funding for Ukraine.
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What will be their impact on Ukraine? And what’s Europe’s plan if a small but determined bloc of far-right isolationists in Washington can ride the wave of a return to power of Donald Trump in 2024?
After a summer where the front line barely budged, it’s clear that it’s a war that’s set to last.
But can Ukraine count on NATO and Europe for what lies ahead?
Produced by Charles Wente, Josephine Joly and Imen Mellaz.
Source: France24
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