Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is seeking to rally Western support as attention shifts to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, according to an article published on GodzillaNewz. Zelensky has been in contact with the likes of the United States and the European Union to discuss the importance of continued support for Ukraine as it attempts to strengthen its sovereignty and fend off Russian aggression. With escalating tensions in neighboring countries, such as Armenia and Azerbaijan, attention has been drawn away from the conflict in Ukraine– however Zelensky is implementing several measures to attract more Western attention. This includes the implementation of legislation that would step up the government’s fight against corruption and encourage more international investment in Ukraine. These developments aim to attract foreign investment and reduce the risk of Russian influence in the country. The Ukrainian president also attended the Munich Security Conference earlier this year, where he discussed the need for additional security decisions and measures against Russian aggression. This begs the question of whether arming Ukraine is something presidents Zelensky would be in favor of. He hasn’t explicitly stated his stand on it, but Zelensky did point out that Ukraine’s main priority will always be defending its borders and preserving its sovereignty. As the crisis in the Middle East continues, and Western support for Ukraine potentially wavers, it will be interesting to see what President Zelensky’s position will be in the coming months.