Russia Gains from US-Iran Conflict, Ukraine's Aid in Jeopardy

Energy price hikes benefit Russia, war equation will change Recent talks between Moscow and Kiev mediated by the US ended without result in February Istanbul, following the US and Israeli war against Iran, are now also affecting the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed concern that the US aid to Ukraine will be reduced if the Iran war goes on for a long time. Currently, the US priority is not Ukraine, but Iran. On the other hand, Russia is benefiting greatly from rising global crude oil prices, so it may become more aggressive against Ukraine. In an interview in Istanbul, Zelensky said that Washington's global priorities are changing, now Kiev's supply of desperately needed Patriot air defense missiles is decreasing. Ukraine needs more Patriot American aid to counter Russia's day-to-day attacks, so I don't fear that we will see a reduction in US aid to Iran.