Undisclosed Alliances: How the U.S. Became Integral to Ukraine's Resistance

This article delves into the hidden history of the U.S. involvement in Ukraine’s war against Russia, detailing an agreement forged in secrecy that established a crucial alliance, and how current political shifts may impact the future of this partnership.

In 2022, as Russian forces invaded Ukraine, two top Ukrainian generals quietly made their way to a United States military installation in Germany. This pivotal meeting led to an unknown collaboration that intensified America’s support for Ukraine beyond public acknowledgment. This secret pact, shared among a select group of officials, aimed to not only aid Ukraine in its struggle for sovereignty but also to uphold the post-World War II geopolitical framework favored by the West.

For three grueling years, this alliance has allowed Ukraine to withstand a seemingly insurmountable onslaught from a more powerful adversary. However, as former President Trump indicates potential rewrites to this agreement, new chapters are being added to this complex narrative of war and partnership.

In recent remarks, Trump suggested he might impose tariffs on countries that continue to purchase Russian oil, contingent on Russia's actions relating to ceasefire discussions. He also hinted at unconventional methods to pursue a third presidential term, creating unease in both national and international spheres.

In light of escalating tensions, dozens of nations have criticized the Trump administration’s stance on a proposed seabed mining initiative that seeks to bypass international regulations.

Meanwhile, the region grapples with the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake in Myanmar, which has led to over 1,600 deaths and thousands more injured. Rescue operations are underway, revealing the extent of the devastation from what is being called the worst earthquake the nation has seen in over a century.