Washington paused shipments of crucial munitions to Ukraine, citing low U.S. stockpiles—a move Kyiv says risks weakening air defence amid intensifying Russian strikes. The halt includes Patriot missiles and other precision arms, raising fears it will cost lives.
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Dalibor Rohac argues Ukraine still holds leverage even if Washington tries to force a “bad peace.” He urges Europe to back Kyiv’s fight, not ease it into concessions, noting Ukraine’s defense has already blunted Russia and shields NATO while U.S. politics shift.
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Russia’s 30-hour Easter truce wasn’t a peace offer so much as a tactic: a rushed, unilateral pause designed to placate Washington, test Kyiv, and shape blame. With logistics unclear and attacks reported near the front, the move looked like narrative warfare, not diplomacy.
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Bloomberg reports the U.S. floated a ceasefire framework that would freeze front lines, condition partial sanctions relief on a lasting halt to fighting, and contemplate recognizing Russia’s control of Crimea—terms Kyiv rejects as Europeans resist legitimizing occupation.
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After President Trump ousted the NSA and Cyber Command chief and launched an AI system to police federal workers, Washington’s cyber posture turned inward. The article argues this purge weakens NATO’s defenses and slows US-Ukraine cooperation.
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