The Biden administration is hoping for a Ukrainian victory ahead of next year's presidential election to ensure Ukraine's sovereignty and freedom remains a priority.

The Republican Party's old guard still stands by Ukraine, but the party has been increasingly dominated by Donald Trump's America-first agenda, making it difficult to ensure continued support for Ukraine. Trump has previously said he could solve the Ukraine-Russia conflict in 24 hours but has not set out how he would do it, leaving many to fear a potential capitulation to Vladimir Putin. With so many challenges facing the US domestically, Ukraine's priority status remains uncertain.

The situation in Ukraine remains a contentious issue for US policymakers, with concerns over Russian aggression and the need to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. However, political divisions within the US could complicate efforts to maintain support for Ukraine, particularly as the Biden administration faces other pressing domestic and foreign policy challenges. Despite these challenges, Ukraine remains an important strategic partner for the US in the region, and the outcome of next year's presidential election could have significant implications for the future of US-Ukraine relations.