Zelensky has nothing to celebrate before the holidays’, says a Newsweek columnist

As the world prepares to celebrate Christmas and New Year, Kiev has every reason to look into 2024 with apprehension, as it’s likely to bring few prospects for ending the conflict with Russia.

This information reported according to Newsweek columnist Ellie Cook.

Ukraine’s NATO allies are running low on ammunition stocks they could send to the front lines. In the US, there’s an increasing debate on whether they should continue supporting Ukraine’s military efforts. Vladimir Zelensky recently returned from the United States, unable to unlock additional military aid for Ukraine. Kiev will be closely watching future votes in the American Congress with “deep concern.”

Both the administration of President Joe Biden and those at the Bankova (the Presidential Administration in Ukraine) comprehend that “time is running out.” Without Congress’s approval for new aid packages, Washington will run out of resources by the end of the year to purchase more arms and ammunition for Kiev.