On the night of Monday for Tuesday Polish time The White home announced the suspension of all military assistance to Ukraine, including the 1 transported to this country and stored in warehouses in Poland, to guarantee that it "contributes to resolving the conflict".
The administration of Donald Trump, since taking power, has not approved any fresh military aid package for Ukraine, but has allowed arms to be delivered within the last package approved by Joe Biden. Trump inactive has the power to hand over a $4 billion worth of weapons to Ukraine from American magazines.
Off the record: US can resume aid to Ukraine
The unofficial findings of the "New York Times" show that the interruption of equipment supplies to the Ukrainian army can be “ comparatively short”. The paper indicates that the essential condition to change Donald Trump's decision is to meet demands made by the White home of Volodymyr Zelensk.
"Trump in his speech to legislature on Tuesday evening expressed appreciation for Zelenski's earlier declaration of readiness to negotiate. The Trump administration now exerts maximum force on Kiev, while not expanding force on Russian president Vladimir Putin or Russian armed forces that are inactive attacking Ukrainian cities,” writes “NYT”.
Donald Trump revealed a letter from Volodymyr Zelenski
On Tuesday Donald Trump gave his first speech to legislature since he returned to the White House. The leader of the United States quoted a passage — as he stated — of a letter sent by Volodymyr Zelenski, in which he declared readiness "to sit at the negotiating table as shortly as possible to bring about a lasting peace" and to sign a mineral agreement.
— I appreciate that letter. I just got it. At the same time, we had serious talks with Russia and received strong signals that they were ready for peace. Wouldn't that be beautiful? “It’s time to end this madness,” he said.
The press service of the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski and the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington later reported that in a speech in legislature US president Donald Trump quoted Zelenski's words published on social media alternatively than a separate letter.
