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What US military aid suspension means for Ukraine’s soldiers

President Donald Trump has paused military aid and intelligence support to Ukraine, affecting their military effectiveness and civilian safety, as reported by sources close to the administration.
The U.S. Intelligence cut is likely to impair Ukraine's ability to counter Russian forces effectively, raising concerns for both military and civilian safety.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is now facing pressure to engage in peace negotiations with Russia due to compromised U.S. Support, as highlighted by observers of the conflict.
With U.S. Support contingent upon peace negotiations, Ukraine is increasingly reliant on French-supplied Mirage 2000 jets as an alternative.

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

'Give Us More Weapons': Ukrainian Frontline Soldiers Hope US Weapon Supplies Will Resume Soon

Frontline Ukrainian soldiers continue to defend a junction of the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions after the United States cut military aid and intelligence support for Ukraine. After months of frontline combat, one Ukrainian soldier said his unit will "keep fighting" despite depleting supplies.

23 hours ago·Czechia

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Al Jazeera

After Trump froze aid, is Ukraine’s military holding on against Russia?

The suspension of support to Ukrainian troops affects the army’s organisation, forces new tactics and frightens locals.

1 day ago·Qatar

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The Washington Post

Visualizing Ukraine’s military aid after the U.S. freeze

Since 2022, the United States has allocated more than $100 billion in aid to Ukraine. European nations have collectively allocated over $140 billion.

1 day ago

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The Bulwark

What Will Ukraine Do Without U.S. Intelligence?

Firefighters extinguish a fire at a warehouse hit by Russian shelling on March 6, 2025 in Kramatorsk, Ukraine. Russian military attacked an industrial zone on the territory of a non-working enterprise, warehouses where food kits were stored. As a result of the shelling, residential buildings, an educational institution, and a post office were damaged. (Photo by Viktor Fridshon/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images)PRESIDENT TRUMP’S CAMPAIGN PRO…

Ukrainian military expert: "If Europe wants to compensate, it has to take risks"

Mykola Bielieskov is a military analyst of the Back and Alife Foundation, who observes the situation of soldiers on the front, but also evaluates general military trends in the war with Russia

1 day ago·Vienna, Austria

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