Do Americans still care about Ukraine?
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Do Americans still care about Ukraine?
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BY MICHAEL ANDERSEN
Every Summer, Brian Bonner, who for 14 years edited the Kyiv Post and has lived in Ukraine pretty much for the past three decades, goes back to see family and friends in his home land, the United States of America.
Last Summer, Brian reported back to us about how the Americans look at Ukraine and the war and their own role.
And I decided to repeat this exercise this year – so here are old Bonner’s impressions from the Summer of 2025 of Americans and Trump and Ukraine, baseball, higher prices, MAGA talk radio – and how it feels to be coming back to Kyiv under heavy Russian bombardment.
And of course about us still waiting for Donald Trump to decide whether his policy in Ukraine will be an isolationism, or the middle of the road one of Joe Biden, or the hawkish version (give Ukraine everything it needs to win). 6 months in, we are still waiting…
Do Americans still remember their president’s attack on Zelensky?
Do Americans know that what their president does and decides directly costs or saves lives in Ukraine?
If you’re interested, you can listen to Brian Bonner’s U.S. impressions from the summer of 2024 here
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