US EditionTrump says US to supply weapons to Ukraine via NATO
UKRAINE, JUL 11 – The U.S. resumed arms shipments to Ukraine via NATO allies under a $300 million deal to counter intensified Russian missile and drone attacks, ensuring Ukraine's defensive capabilities.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump announced a deal to send weapons to Ukraine via NATO, with NATO covering 100 percent of the costs.
- This announcement followed Pentagon statements last week that paused some military aid, which Trump said he was unaware of until reporters asked.
- Trump plans to use the Presidential Drawdown Authority to quickly supply defensive weapons, possibly including Patriot missiles and medium-range rockets, though exact equipment awaits a decision.
- Trump told NBC that the US will provide arms to Ukraine through NATO, with the alliance covering the full cost, and mentioned he plans to deliver a significant announcement regarding Russia on Monday.
- This deal and aid resumption suggest increased U.S. support for Ukraine amid intensifying conflict, while allies like NATO continue coordinating further shipments.
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The president announced a new mechanism to bring arms to Ukraine through NATO allies without the US directly assuming funding.
US President Donald Trump has decided to send more weapons to Ukraine through NATO, which could help Kiev in its war against Russia. The Wall Street Journal writes that the future will depend on how quickly the West can deliver weapons to Ukraine.
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