Almost three and a half years after the conflict in Ukraine resulting from a Russian invasion, the situation has changed. NATO has reduced Volodimir Zelensky's presence at his meetings.
Donald Trump has played an important role in this shift of focus, leading to Ukraine being marginalized from the priorities of international institutions.
Attention has shifted towards tensions in the Middle East between Israel and Iran, benefiting Russia which has seen itself freed from western pressure.
Ukraine still depends on Europe's support but is aware that without US support, its military position against Russia weakens.
Zelenski has asked for 0.25% of GDP in aid from European countries.
The EU is preparing another package of sanctions against Russia while Ukraine fears being marginalized from the international agenda.
Conclusion: The conflict in Ukraine remains stagnant and Trump's rise to power has meant a setback in US attention and support. Amid this scenario, Ukraine is sidelined while the international focus has shifted to the Middle East.