The United States has temporarily stopped selling ammunition to allies in order to replenish its own arsenals, Trump said
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The United States has suspended arms sales to allies until its own arsenals have been replenished, declared US President Donald Trump. "We have recently simply left ammunition to ourselves because we need them. We need to have them in our own place. And once we replenish them, indeed, we will start letting our allies buy them from us," stated Trump in Newsmax's interview, transmitting RIA News. He said that the responsibility for the ammunition …
EADaily, October 16, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that arms sales to allies were suspended until the U.S. replenished its arsenal.
US President Donald Trump announced that his country is temporarily restricting arms sales to its allies in order to increase its military stockpiles.
The U.S. has decided to hold on to manufactured munitions for its own use and is not yet ready to sell them to its allies, and American leader Donald Trump has made it clear that arms exports depend on how quickly the country can rebuild its arsenals by telling Newsmax.
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