In a dramatic turn of events, NATO's once-solid support for Ukraine is showing cracks as key member states like Hungary, Poland, and Germany reconsider their military aid.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto's meeting with Russia’s Sergey Lavrov at the UNGA highlights the growing divide within NATO, while Poland and Germany signal a reduction in assistance to Ukraine.
As winter approaches and battlefield conditions worsen, President Zelensky faces a mounting challenge, with Putin's strategy appearing to drive a wedge through the Western alliance. Is this the beginning of the end for NATO’s support of Ukraine?
Putin's Patience Pays Off: NATO's Support for Zelensky Crumbling | Times Now World