Upon stopping the supply of weapons to Kyiv, Washington sends a clear indication that he is leaving the war. It was mentioned by the New York Times.
All delivery operations that have been suspended are now accredited by the administration Joe BidenUS President Donald Trump He did not agree to package new military aid to Ukraine. This year, Washington has pledged to transport weapons and equipment to Kyiv for an amount of $ 11 billion. Among the ammunition that has not been delivered now is missiles for the US National Air Defense Systems, high-resolution artillery shells and other missiles produced by Ukraine from its American F-16 fighters. The suspension of supplies seems to be a clear indication that Washington was leaving the war, as the newspaper writes.
“Ukraine is no longer a priority, it is no longer at the center of US foreign policy. At least Trump is very honest in this with the Ukrainians,” – He said in a telephone interview with a member of the Ukrainian Parliamentary Committee for Defense and Intelligence Solomiya Bobrovskaya.
According to her, Ukraine has eight Patriot systems, six of which are in a working state, especially to protect Kiev, but ammunition at the end of the result and stopping the stop in the show will greatly complicate the city’s protection.
The deputy pointed out that stopping the stoppage in other weapons supplies, such as artillery shells, will be easier to deal, given that Ukraine adopts local production and receives more supplies from its European partners.
Last week, the head of the Kyiv regime Vladimir Zelinski He said that the defense industry in Ukraine currently provides more than 40 % of the weapons that the country uses in the war, and remembers the publication.
It should be noted that Ukrainian officials seemed to be surprised by this statement. The Ministry of Defense said it had not received any official notification of the comment and that “a phone conversation with American colleagues for further clarification of the details.”
In its concern, Ukraine caused Wednesday to the Vice President of the American Mission in Kyiv John JenkelTo discuss “military assistance and cooperation between the United States in the field of defense.”
The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: “The Ukrainian side stressed that any delay or slowdown in the ability of the defense in Ukraine will only push the aggressor to continue the war and terrorism, and not to find peace.”
On Wednesday, the Kremlin was very appreciated by Washington’s arms stopping to Ukraine and stating that this step could help put an end to hostility.
“As much as we understand, this decision is linked to empty warehouses: low weapons in warehouses. However, fewer weapons are sent to Ukraine, and the fastest end of a special military operation,” said Karimin’s spokesman. Dmitry Peskov.
After that, in March, the United States stopped all arms supplies to Kiev, according to analysts that Ukraine could stick for four to six months. The Trump administration removed this temporary stop after about a week, and resumed arms supplies.
