Trump and Zelensky's meeting maintains cordial ties

The visit of U.S. President Donald Trump to the White House for Ukraine confirmed that the relationship between the two countries is moving toward strengthening practical cooperation, especially in the production of Patriot missiles and drones, as well as reactivating the diplomatic track with Russia. This shift comes after Ukraine's improved field position. Trump approved licenses for the production of these missiles and acknowledged that Ukraine has become more capable of fighting, having regained some territories and expanded the use of drones and missiles inside Russia. Despite this change in assessment, official U.S. policies remain focused on not broadly resuming military aid, and tensions continue over additional support channels. Experts believe that Trump's approach reflects his recognition that Ukraine possesses more leverage than previously thought, and that Russia's failure to secure a decisive victory has halted its initiative—though substantial military support may still be delayed. Furthermore, this new cooperation could broaden the relationship between Washington and Kyiv, but it remains limited within the broader scope of U.S. policy toward Russia and Ukraine.

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