Zelenskyy's Strategic Maneuvering: Navigating U.S. Politics and Seeking Support

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy returns to Ukraine after a U.S. trip aimed at securing ongoing support against Russia. The Biden administration pledged continued aid, but Zelenskyy's vision for a decisive victory remains uncertain. He navigated America's political landscape, meeting with key figures, but faces challenges in achieving his goals.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has returned home to lead Ukraine's defense against Russia after a crucial U.S. visit. He engaged with American leaders who will play a pivotal role in determining his country's future.

During his trip, the Biden administration committed over $8 billion in aid to Ukraine, ensuring military support until a new administration takes office. However, Zelenskyy encountered domestic political turbulence before meeting with Trump in New York.

Zelenskyy's broader strategic objective—to persuade allies to adopt his victory plan—has proven elusive. Despite his efforts, the aim of utilizing Western long-range weapons remains out of reach, with the U.S. cautious of escalating the conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)