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Dwindling US Support Isn’t Ukraine’s Biggest Problem - Poland (B2)
['Juliette Bretan', 'Tyra Banks', 'Jesus Mesa', 'Nicholas Creeli', 'Jennifer Wignall', 'Mandy Taheri']
Newsweek Polska
U.S. military help to Ukraine fell by 99 percent in 2025, compared with the annual average for 2022-2024, according to the Kiel Institute’s Ukraine Support Tracker.
Poland, Ukraine’s neighbor, was previously a stalwart supporter of the fight against Russia–partly due to its historical suffering, like Ukraine, under Russian domination.
This had the effect of delaying the passage of some military support, including night-vision systems, pickup trucks, and drones.
These tensions also prompted Russian social media accounts to spread disinformation about the protests to sow divisions between Poland and Ukraine.
In June last year, IBRiS, a Polish research agency, stated that 46 percent of Poles support ending or limiting military aid to Ukraine.