Trump could be about to sell out Ukraine. Europe must get its act together, fast | Paul Taylor

Donald Trump’s recent midterm losses have diminished his domestic influence, yet he still aims to reshape US foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine. Concerns arise over a potential deal with Russia that could undermine Ukraine's sovereignty and European security. Trump’s discussions with European leaders hint at a broader security arrangement that may favor Moscow, risking permanent territorial gains for Russia. Meanwhile, European leaders are preoccupied with internal disputes, limiting their ability to counteract these developments. Despite having leverage through frozen Russian assets, divisions within Europe hinder a unified response. The urgency for Europe to act against a possible betrayal of Ukraine is critical, as Trump's desperation for a deal grows amidst his weakened political position.