Today marks one year since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. US President Joe Biden visited Kyiv to underscore the US commitment to Ukraine, while Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the war would continue indefinitely. The past year has seen much loss of life and suffering, but Ukraine has made strides in reclaiming land. Fears of a broader war that might involve nuclear weapons have ebbed and flowed. Nations bordering Russia fear that they may be next, and NATO, EU, and US allies have worked to bolster Ukraine. Economic sanctions have not changed Russia\’s behavior, as China and India continue to trade freely with them. As the war continues, world leaders are beginning to consider the postwar period and how the war may end. Domestic politics in the US and other countries could erode support for Ukraine, making it more difficult for Biden to gain the upper hand and end the war. Follow my Facebook group to stay up to date on the latest news and developments surrounding the war in Ukraine.
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