The United States and Russia are set to begin negotiations in Saudi Arabia aimed at ending the ongoing war in Ukraine. Ukraine and European nations have not been invited to the discussions and will not have a say in the potential agreement.
Reports suggest that Western support for Ukraine is waning, with the US possibly considering an end to military aid.
Analysts believe that if American arms shipments stop entirely, Ukraine could face collapse within 2-3 months.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has insisted that no deal should be made without Ukraine’s involvement, but many see this position as increasingly unsustainable given Ukraine’s heavy reliance on Western military and financial support.
The European Union, once a key player in the geopolitical balance, also appears sidelined in these talks.
Some analysts argue that Europe has emerged as the biggest loser in the war, suffering from economic instability, energy crises, and declining influence on the global stage.
This development marks a significant shift in global power dynamics, as Europe is now seen as having lost its status as a major decision-making force in international affairs.
As negotiations begin, all eyes will be on Saudi Arabia to see whether a breakthrough can be reached—and what it means for Ukraine’s future. More updates to follow.
