Is the U.S. Abandoning Ukraine? Trump-Zelensky Feud Deepens

A series of U.S. policy moves this week has raised serious questions about the future of American support for Ukraine. From threats to cut off intelligence sharing to a waiver of tariffs on Russian exports, the actions signal a sharp shift in Washington's relationship with Kyiv. President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, expressing frustration over high energy costs. Trump blames these costs partly on Ukrainian strikes against Russian oil refineries. The tensions extend beyond rhetoric. A diesel deal could help Russia fund its war effort. Additionally, a disruption of U.S.-provided satellite internet services has raised concerns about Ukraine's military capabilities. These developments mark a damaging week for ties between Kyiv and its most important ally, Washington.