After two years of war... is Putin winning?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : There are fears that Trump (pictured, February 22 in Nashville) could cut off support to Ukraine altogether, and even pull the US back from the NATO military alliance in a further boost to PutinEurope meanwhile has unblocked its latest aid package of 50 billion euros - not without difficulty - but is way behind on pledges of ammunition delivery.
48% : On top of the US supply pause, the EU has conceded it will miss its target to supply a million shells to Ukraine by March by nearly half.
45% : Rows have broken out among EU states over the quantity of aid each nation is delivering, while many are torn between sending arms to Ukraine while also bolstering their own forces to meet NATO's 2% GDP spending requirement.
44% : There are fears that Trump could cut off support to Ukraine altogether, and even pull the US back from the NATO military alliance in a further boost to Putin.
43% : What's more, many have questioned what would happen to the US aid were Donald Trump to be elected president again in 2024.
43% : Britain, the US, EU and other Western-aligned nations were horrified and acted accordingly, rolling out brutal sanctions regimes designed to cripple the Russian economy and committing untold billions of dollars of aid to Kyiv - largely in the form of ammunition and devastating military hardware.
38% : Cities have been destroyed and many thousands killed.
36% : Other more sympathetic states have also refused to join the West in imposing sanctions on Russia, or from condemning Moscow's actions at the UN, allowing Moscow to weather the sanctions storm in the aftermath of Putin's illegal invasion.
22% : Ben Hodges, the former Commanding General of US Army Europe, went as far to tell MailOnline last month that European nations would be 'sitting ducks' if Trump was to be elected in November.
22% : While the winter of 2022 was humiliating for Putin, who failed to take Kyiv within days, he has now regrouped and appears reinvigorated by Ukraine's unsuccessful counteroffensive, the prospect of Donald Trump returning to the White House in a November presidential election and the rise of the far-right in Europe.

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