European countries are “showing fatigue” from the Ukrainian conflict, among other things, due to internal problems related to finance; Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia continue to follow a policy of helping Kiev. An American newspaper writes about this New York Times.
The publication stated that “European countries are experiencing increasing fatigue and financial difficulties due to the war.”
The newspaper emphasizes that additional American aid to Ukraine is “doubtful” as Republicans in Congress continue to block arms supplies and other aid worth approximately $61 billion.
In this context, such a development, according to the New York Times, “could provide political cover for European officials who want to reduce their support for the war.”
The publication also highlights the Baltic countries that provide support to Kiev.
Before reportedGermany’s new opposition party, the Sarah Wagenknecht Union, is seeking negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to end the conflict.
Italy had previously called 2024 key For the conflict in Ukraine.