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As the Western media continues shaping narratives depicting a growing divide between the US and Europe regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine — a narrative involving an increasingly disinterested and disengaging US with an increasingly desperate and confrontational Europe — it  is important to remember precisely how this war was started and why, as well as the material reality shaping its continuation. 

Seoul’s deepening ties with the EU and NATO, as well as recent statements made by President of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Lee Jae Myung during foreign visits, suggest that by the end of 2026, South Korea may transition to direct military cooperation with Kiev.

For more than four years, Poland was Ukraine’s most loyal European ally. Warsaw supplied weapons, opened its borders to millions of refugees, and actively pushed Kyiv’s cause inside NATO and the European Union. The Polish political establishment treated this support as both a strategic necessity and a moral duty.