President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine delivered a dire message to highlight how his country would likely not survive if the United States ends its military backing. At the Friday Munich Security Conference Zelenskyy warned Ukraine would experience “very, very, very difficult” survival if the United States ends its military backing.
Zelenskyy emphasized to NBC’s Meet the Press that American military assistance remains vital for Ukrainian forces to fight off Russian military aggression. To survive without U.S. support our chances are minimal and almost nonexistent Zelenskyy declared while stating his unwillingness to consider combat without America as his strategic partner.
According to Zelenskyy Putin aims to establish a temporary ceasefire that will remove Western sanctions from his country so he can reorganize his military forces. According to him this marks his sincere objective. The Ukrainian leader maintains that Putin desires a temporary stop in hostility to ready his troops for future battles despite easing diplomatic limitations. 
His remarks emerge during rising American-European political conflicts. JD Vance the American Vice President strongly condemned European leadership about issues beyond the Ukraine war while German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier attacked the current U.S. administration that he believes ignores diplomatic partnerships and trust.
Russia maintains a gradual military progress in Ukraine by controlling approximately 20% of its territory. European political leaders expect a declining NATO strength to encourage Russian aggression as the war’s resolution remains out of sight. Intelligence sources predict that a NATO country will face Russian military action within the next five years if Moscow detects hesitancy from the West.
The situations in the Ukrainian battlefield show no definitive end as the war continues to increase causalities to over one million soldiers. The U.S. vital backing faces an uncertain future because Ukraine could potentially face independence in its conflict.
