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The halting of deliveries of air defense missiles from the U.S. will lead to“major casualties among civilians,” a deputy commander in Ukraine’s air defense told the Kyiv Independent.
White House deputy spokeswoman Anna Kelly said the U.S. decision to stop sending some critical weapons to Ukraine was taken after Pentagon deliberations and aimed at “prioritizing American interests.”
Ukraine angrily summoned the US Ambassador to demand an explanation, after the Pentagon announced yesterday that it would cease sending certain weapons and munitions for which US stockpiles are dangerously low. Pentagon's view: we must protect US first.
🇺🇦 NO U.S. MISSILES? NO PROBLEM. UKRAINE GOES DIY ON DEFENSE The U.S. just hit the brakes on sending some weapons to Ukraine, saying its own stockpiles are running low. So now Ukraine’s like, “fine, we’ll build our own,” and is teaming up with Europe to start cranking out more
Ukraine summoned a senior US diplomat on Wednesday, urging its key ally not to cut or delay critical military aid after the White House said it was halting some weapons shipments.
🇺🇸❗️🇺🇦 The US has suspended the transfer of weapons to Ukraine that were already in 🇵🇱Poland, - WSJ 🤔 The Pentagon noted that this is not about a complete cessation of aid to Ukraine - "Trump will be offered support options that are consistent with his goal of ending the war."
Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine and the U.S. are currently clarifying all the details of defense support deliveries, including air defense components, at the working level.
Munitions in transit to Ukraine suddenly halted by the US, according to NPR: 252 HIMARS GMLRS missiles 30 Patriot air defense missiles (PAC-3 MSE) 8,496 155mm artillery shells 92 AIM air-to-air missiles 142 AGM-114 Hellfire missiles 25 Stinger missiles 125 AT-4 anti-tank weapons
