Russia and Ukraine flashpoint

[SecondWar]

I worried Trump would find a way to make an excuse to pull support for Ukraine but wasn’t expecting a spectacle like this.
What worries me though is beyond the end of military aide, Musk will almost certainly pull Starlink and Trump will likely end sanctions on Russia, making things very problematic.
European governments have come out in numbers to back Ukraine but this does feel like a turning point in the war. How do Europeans respond in actions as opposed to just words? The steady trickle of military end won’t turn the tide in Ukraine’s favour, boots on the ground might and it feels like thats what it is coming to but are European governments really prepared to do that? I doubt it.

On a side note, im not looking forward to seeing the comments from all the Russia patsies on the newspaper site I read. Theyll be out in droves tonight.