Ukraine's dependence on the US has decreased, reducing Trump's leverage to reach a deal with Russia.
Trump's ability to pressure Ukraine for a deal with Russia has diminished.
The Economist notes that the US still supplies vital weapons to Europe, which are then transferred to Ukraine, but Kyiv is now less dependent on American intelligence, and US funding has been cut by 99%.
If the peace agreement includes the US security guarantees for Ukraine enshrined in the treaty, its ratification will require Senate approval, which will protect Kyiv from Washington's unilateral repudiation of its obligations.
