While the incoming Trump administration appears determined to end U.S. support for Ukraine, other western allies — including Canada — say they're not ready to give in. But can they fill the vacuum if America decides to cut and run?

After Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, the administration of current President Joe Biden focused on helping Ukraine. This includes returning nuclear weapons to Ukraine, according to The New York Times.

Ukraine has been hit by a surge in Russian ballistic missile attacks, about a third of which used North Korean weapons that can only fly because they run on Western circuitry, obtained despite sanctions,

Ukraine’s allies will look to pressure China over North Korea’s growing support for Russia’s war during a Group of 20 Summit in Brazil, according to people familiar with the matter.

Russia provided North Korea with missiles in exchange for sending troops to Ukraine, according to a senior South Korean official.

Vladimir Putin has warned the West that they’re “pushing towards World War Three”, after the UK and US allowed Ukraine to launch their missiles into Russia. The Russian leader has responded byfiring a new kind of hypersonic medium-range ballistic missile at a Ukrainian military facility.