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Zelensky Fear Long US War with Iran Will Cut Arms Transfers to Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelensky is concerned that a protracted conflict in the Middle East will limit the number of weapons that are provided by Western countries to Ukraine.  Zelensky informed reporters via WhatsApp on Monday that  a long war between the US and Iran “will certainly affect supplies.” “So far, everything is going as it was, […]
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