Various countries, including France, Great Britain, and other volunteers in an agreement, are preparing to send troops to Ukraine with the aim of avoiding a situation similar to that which occurred in Czechoslovakia during Hitler's time. This action is supported by the United States, whose government has changed its position in this conflict.
The dispute between the right and left has been relegated to the background amid President Donald Trump's aggressive call for Ukraine to surrender to Russian intervention. A political, cultural, and military battle is being fought that pits liberal democracy against authoritarian populism.
In this context, the United States has been key in supporting Europe in its counterattacks, even in covert cyber operations. However, this collaboration may be in danger. The Kremlin has indicated that the U.S. administration is quickly changing its foreign policy, which has generated tensions.
According to a Kremlin spokesperson, the situation requires time and armament for Ukraine in order to negotiate from a position of strength. A four-point peace plan has been proposed, which will be presented to Trump, stipulating that European troops ensure that Russia complies with the agreement once signed.
The Russian economy is weakening, pressuring Putin to seek a ceasefire on the terms agreed upon with Trump. Meanwhile, Europe needs time to rearm and articulate its defense without relying on the United States. The situation in Ukraine is complex, with an economy affected by the arms industry and a shortage of medicines, among other issues.
