Breaking: Trump's Shift on Ukraine: US Air and Intel Backing Amid Reliability Doubts

The Global Assault on Democracy: No Longer Local, but Funded by Foreign Powers, Fueled by Theocrats, and Echoed by Chaos-Thriving Movements

Hook: Drones in the Night, Promises in the Day

As Russian drones pierced Ukraine's skies last night—47 downed but 12 hitting targets, per Lev Parnas's grim Substack warning of a mid-September grid-busting offensive—the Financial Times dropped a geopolitical bombshell on August 26, 2025. The Trump administration, once reluctant, now offers "strategic enablers" like air defense and intelligence to shield postwar Ukraine. But with Trump's history of bold claims turning to retreats, is this real muscle or another fade-out? Let's unpack the developments and the risks.