Ukraine Looks to Jointly Produce Weapons with Allies as the U.S. Halts some Shipments
- Ukraine advances joint weapons production as the U.S. halts some shipments to Kyiv, aiming to strengthen defenses amid ongoing Russian attacks.
- The halt of U.S. weapons shipments resulted from a Pentagon review citing declining stockpiles and concerns over aid levels to Ukraine.
- The U.S. has provided about $67 billion in military aid since February 2022, while analysts say European allies can supply artillery to fill gaps.
- After the U.S. paused some arms shipments, Ukraine summoned U.S. chargé d’affaires John Hinkel to stress the critical importance of strengthening its air defense network.
- Ukraine advances joint weapons production plans as the Ukrainian parliament prepares to vote later this month, with companies potentially starting work by September, amid the U.S. halt on some arms shipments.
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Ukraine looks to produce more arms with support of EU allies as US halts some shipments
Ukraine is forging ahead with early plans for joint weapons production with some international allies, top officials said, while warning yesterday of potential consequences of the US decision to halt some arms shipments promised to help Kyiv fight off Russia’s invasion.
Ukraine looks to jointly produce weapons with allies as the US halts some shipments - The Boston Globe
Top Ukrainian officials also warned on Wednesday of potential consequences of the US decision to halt some arms shipments promised to help Kyiv fight off Russia’s invasion.

Ukraine eyes weapon production with allies
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine is forging ahead with early plans for joint weapons production with some international allies, top officials said, while warning Wednesday of potential consequences of the U.S. decision to halt some arms shipments promised to help Kyiv…
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