Dwindling US Support Isn’t Ukraine’s Biggest Problem—Poland Is | Opinion
Summary
Support for Ukraine from Western countries, especially the U.S., is decreasing as the war with Russia continues. Poland, a key supporter and neighbor to Ukraine, is reducing its aid due to political changes, economic problems, and tensions between the two countries, which could weaken Ukraine’s defense and its chances to join the EU and NATO.Key Facts
- U.S. military aid to Ukraine dropped by 99% in 2025 compared to the average from 2022 to 2024.
- Poland is the main route for military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, handling about 90% of the supplies.
- A new right-wing president and economic problems in Poland have led to less support for Ukraine.
- Polish farmers protested in 2024 against cheap Ukrainian grain, blocking roads and delaying military aid to Ukraine.
- Russian disinformation has aimed to increase tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
- Nearly half (46%) of Poles supported ending or limiting military aid to Ukraine as of June 2023.
- Support among Poles for Ukraine joining the EU fell from 85% in 2022 to 35% in 2025.
- Historical conflicts, including wartime violence in the 1940s, contribute to current tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
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