Ukrainian officials have emphasized their determination to continue fighting against Russia, even in the face of potential reductions in U.S. support, highlighting that without American assistance, their long-range strike capabilities would significantly diminish. Experts warn that a cessation of U.S. intelligence sharing could lead to increased casualties among Ukrainian forces, while Europe, despite ramping up military aid, lacks the immediate capability to fill the void left by the U.S. Moreover, although Europe appears to be outspending the U.S. in aid commitments, the dynamics of military support remain complex, with historical shifts noted during past U.S. administrations. This ongoing support is critical for Ukraine’s defense strategy and its broader implications for regional stability.