On Thursday and Friday, EU leaders are gathering in Brussels to discuss plans for a new €50 billion ($54 billion) aid package for Ukraine as well as the opening of formal accession talks. The meeting is set to be tense, however. Hungary has openly threatened to veto. At the start of Ukraine’s second winter at war, the country finds itself in possibly the most perilous position it has faced since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022. In military terms, the last few months have been defined by attrition rather than territorial gains. And as much of the world’s attention has shifted from Ukraine to the fighting in Gaza, the promise of further weapons and aid packages, which are probably vital for Ukraine’s survival, is also crumbling. Will the west support Ukraine during again after failed counter-offensive ?
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