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US Resumes Sending some Weapons to Ukraine After Pentagon Pause

In early July 2025, the Trump administration restarted shipments of certain defensive arms to Ukraine following a temporary halt ordered by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth the previous week.
Hegseth ordered the pause without notifying President Trump or the White House, prompting surprise and frustration amid ongoing Russian attacks in Ukraine.
The interruption delayed deliveries of Patriot defense systems, guided GMLRS rockets, Hellfire missiles, and Howitzer ammunition during a critical period when Ukraine faced heightened defensive demands.
Trump said at a Cabinet meeting, “Putin is not treating human beings right” and confirmed approval to continue defensive aid including over 3 million 155mm artillery rounds sent since February 2022.
The resumption of shipments signals continued U.S. commitment to Ukraine’s defense despite internal coordination issues and evolving tensions with Russia.

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