US EditionTrump Pledges More Weapons for Ukraine
UNITED STATES, JUL 09 – President Trump reversed a recent pause to send additional weapons to Ukraine amid Russia's largest drone and missile barrage, Pentagon confirmed resuming munitions flow Monday.
- President Donald Trump stated at the White House that the United States plans to provide additional military aid to Ukraine to support its defense against the Russian invasion.
- This announcement followed a recent Pentagon suspension of some arms shipments due to concerns over US stockpiles and policy debates within the administration.
- The suspension happened just days before Russia carried out its most extensive airborne assault in the conflict, deploying 728 drones and 13 missiles against Kyiv and other locations in Ukraine.
- Trump said, "We're going to send some more weapons" because "they have to be able to defend themselves," while Senator Moran emphasized, "This commitment is vital" to protect Ukraine against ongoing aggression.
- The resumption of arms shipments demonstrates continued US support aiming to strengthen Ukraine's defenses, despite the challenges to ceasefire efforts and geopolitical tensions.
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Bizarre: Watch The CIA Director’s Response When President Trump Announces He’s Sending Weapons To Ukraine * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Anthony
This was quite revealing. During President Trump’s announcement to send more weapons to Ukraine, CIA Director John Ratcliffe was spotted smiling and giving a big sigh of relief. Watch here: CIA DIRECTOR SMILES AND LETS OUT A SIGH OF RELIEF AS TRUMP ANNOUNCES MORE WEAPONS TO UKRAINE John Ratcliffe looks relieved, like this was always the plan. What does that tell you? pic.twitter.com/EiYJuqBSwY — HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) July 8, 2025 Defense …
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