What Trump’s aid freeze means for Ukraine war

Jennifer Kavanagh, senior fellow and director of military analysis at Defense Priorities, said once air defenses are gutted, “it will force Ukraine to make choices. Do they defend the power station? Or do they defend their F-16 center on the ground? … That’s where the pinch will be felt first.”

Read at The Hill

Featuring

Jennifer
Kavanagh

Senior Fellow & Director of Military Analysis

Defense Priorities

What Trump’s aid freeze means for Ukraine war

Featuring

Jennifer
Kavanagh

Is Ukraine peace toast, now that the Middle East is on fire?

NATO needs the Germans to be up

Russia Is Offering An Informal Nuclear Deal. Washington Should Take It.

Breaking Europe’s Trans-Atlantic Habit: The End of the Senior Partner Myth

Europe debates the bomb

Marco Rubio’s Munich speech was an ultimatum to Europe

Events on Ukraine-Russia

Ukraine’s critical choice: Pursue peace or fight on

Trump and Ukraine: Prolonging or ending the war

A ‘bridge’ to NATO or false hope for Ukraine?

Expert updates and analysis to enhance your understanding of vital U.S. national security issues

What Trump’s aid freeze means for Ukraine war

Featuring

Jennifer Kavanagh

More on Europe

Events on Ukraine-Russia

Receive expert foreign policy analysis

Expert updates and analysis to enhance your understanding of vital U.S. national security issues

Jennifer
Kavanagh