Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is seeking support in London as Ukraine faces growing uncertainty over its relationship with the United States. President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Zelenskyy while Washington’s decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel exports has raised questions about US policy towards Moscow. Meanwhile, restrictions on Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service are disrupting Ukrainian military drone operations. DW speaks to Emil Archambault, senior policy fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), about the military consequences of a potential reduction in US support and whether Europe can fill the gap.
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00:00 Zelenskyy meets UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in London
00:30 Interview Emil Archambault
00:47 Ukraine usually gets large spectrum of intelligence from US
01:52 If the US stops sharing information with Ukraine, who could jump in?
03:05 Would Ukraine be helpless without US intelligence?
04:19 Impact of restricted Starlink operations in Ukraine
05:58 Interview Jana Kobzova, European Council on Foreign Relations
06:51 Consequences of gaps in intelligence sharing between US and Ukraine
08:02 The role of US domestic politics, Trump’s popularity and the upcoming midterms
08:55 What Trump’s “dealmaking” approach to the conflict has achieved
10:02 What a weakened Ukraine means for Europe’s security
11:13 Can Burnham “repair bridges” between Trump and Zelenskyy?
12:19 What European countries can do now to support Ukraine
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