Even if only some of what Zelensky is worried about comes to pass, especially reduced US aid and forthcoming American pressure upon Ukraine to comply with Russia's demands, then the conflict might end sooner than expected.
Zelensky fired off over a dozen paragraphs in his latest tweetstorm on Saturday afternoon that can be read in full
here. He demanded the imposition of more sanctions against Russia's banking and energy sectors, complained about the "warm" tone of the US-Russian dialogue, expressed worries about reduced aid, fearmongered about Russia's military-industrial complex, and pushed back against claims that he's oppressing Russians, Russian speakers, and Russian Orthodox Christians. He's clearly panicking.
In the order that he made his points, the first one about sanctions alludes to the proposed bill to
impose 500% tariffs on Russia's energy clients, which would likely be applied towards China and India if passes with
waivers for EU countries (and probably only those that meet Trump's defense spending demands).
Politico warned that this could backfire against the US, however, while the Treasury Secretary
warned that it could undermine diplomatic efforts. It's thus little wonder that Zelensky is panicking about this.
Comment: The war between Israel and Iran is much more complex than we have been led to believe...and - via Italy, Germany, UK, Canada and the US - war with Russia is in the crosshairs.