Ukraine recap: prospect of renewed US funding a boost for beleaguered Zelensky

By Jonathan Este, Senior International Affairs Editor, Associate Editor

It’s appropriate, a fortnight out from the second anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion, to look back and see what the mood was this time last year as we marked the end of the first year of all-out war in Ukraine. We had just published a piece by two security analysts from the Paris-based research university Sciences Po, who had outlined three possible scenarios for the 12 months ahead.

The first two options were major military setbacks…

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