Ukrainians fear uncertainty after Zelensky-Trump talks, hope Europe secures more aid and guarantees

Sunday worship at Kyiv’s Saint Volodymyr Cathedral offers solace amid Ukraine’s ongoing struggle three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion. Congregants reflect on the diplomatic fallout between President Zelenskyy and US President Trump, expressing disappointment over missed opportunities for peace. Many, like a teacher whose husband has been fighting since 2022, cling to hope for victory. As European leaders gather to discuss support, Ukrainians urge unity and increased military aid. A local priest emphasises that peace means freedom, crediting defenders for Ukraine’s independence. Amid uncertainty, Ukrainians face the harsh reality that their fate hinges on allies’ political will, which can no longer be taken for granted. The community remains resilient but deeply aware of the challenges ahead.

Al Jazeera’s Charles Stratford reports from Kyiv.

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