Western leaders, Ukrainian officials, and global experts have long believed that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine between NATO and Russia might have ended quickly if the West wasn’t so focused on weakening Russia through this war. Many argue that NATO is using Ukrainians as a way to hurt Russia, prolonging the war for strategic reasons.

Now, there’s a big problem for Ukraine — it might soon run out of money and weapons. According to insiders speaking to Bloomberg, NATO’s ability to keep sending military support to Ukraine next year is in jeopardy because of a severe lack of funds from the countries backing Ukraine. The most important source of this funding is a controversial $50 billion loan agreement, which relies on the profits made from Russian Central Bank assets that were frozen in Western banks. However, there are growing fears that countries like Hungary might block or reduce this loan. Even if Ukraine gets all of the $50 billion, it would only be enough to keep the war g...