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U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth has ordered the cancellation of weapon shipments to Ukraine, triggering concern and confusion in Kyiv. The military assistance, which typically passes through Poland before being transferred to Ukrainian representatives, was abruptly halted in February 2025 with the cancellation of eleven scheduled flights.
Despite the Biden administration’s prior approval of these shipments, the weapons remain stockpiled in Poland due to orders from U.S. Transportation Command (TRANSCOM). Sources suggest Hegseth may have misinterpreted existing agreements and provided misleading information to the President regarding Ukraine policy and military aid.
Reports indicate that lower-level Pentagon staff advised Hegseth to halt the aid. It remains unclear whether this constitutes a complete cutoff or a temporary logistical pause. According to insiders, the White House may be seeking to use the pause in military support as leverage in potential peace negotiations with Russia.
A policy dialogue has reportedly taken place between National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Ukrainian envoy Keith Kellogg. Since February 2022, the Biden administration had approved billions of dollars in military aid for Ukraine. However, during the 2024 campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to freeze such aid. The shipment halt coincided with Ukrainian forces retreating from the Kursk region in Russia.
Trump has pledged to mediate between Ukraine and Russia in hopes of achieving a ceasefire. Meanwhile, some U.S. lawmakers are calling for a reduction in overseas military commitments, particularly in the Middle East and Europe, to refocus attention on China.
Notably, Washington has recently signed an agreement with Kyiv securing access to Ukraine’s rare earth minerals—part of a broader “recovery and readjustment” strategy tied to U.S. expenditures in the region. As of now, no new policy on Ukraine aid has been officially announced.
(Source: Reuters)
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U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth has ordered the cancellation of weapon shipments to Ukraine, triggering concern and confusion in Kyiv. The military assistance, which typically passes through Poland before being transferred to Ukrainian representatives, was abruptly halted in February 2025 with the cancellation of eleven scheduled flights.
Despite the Biden administration’s prior approval of these shipments, the weapons remain stockpiled in Poland due to orders from U.S. Transportation Command (TRANSCOM). Sources suggest Hegseth may have misinterpreted existing agreements and provided misleading information to the President regarding Ukraine policy and military aid.
Reports indicate that lower-level Pentagon staff advised Hegseth to halt the aid. It remains unclear whether this constitutes a complete cutoff or a temporary logistical pause. According to insiders, the White House may be seeking to use the pause in military support as leverage in potential peace negotiations with Russia.
A policy dialogue has reportedly taken place between National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Ukrainian envoy Keith Kellogg. Since February 2022, the Biden administration had approved billions of dollars in military aid for Ukraine. However, during the 2024 campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to freeze such aid. The shipment halt coincided with Ukrainian forces retreating from the Kursk region in Russia.
Trump has pledged to mediate between Ukraine and Russia in hopes of achieving a ceasefire. Meanwhile, some U.S. lawmakers are calling for a reduction in overseas military commitments, particularly in the Middle East and Europe, to refocus attention on China.
Notably, Washington has recently signed an agreement with Kyiv securing access to Ukraine’s rare earth minerals—part of a broader “recovery and readjustment” strategy tied to U.S. expenditures in the region. As of now, no new policy on Ukraine aid has been officially announced.
(Source: Reuters)
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#WeaponShipmentsToUkraine #USDefenseSecretary
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US Defence Secretary Hegseth issued order to cancel weapon shipments 🚢 to Ukraine. The stop 🛑 in shipments caused consternation in Kyiv. The military assistance goes to Poland first then it is picked up by Ukrainian representatives to transport it into the country. Eleven flights cancelled stopping shipments in February 2025. Weapons stockpiled in Poland but not sent to Ukraine due to orders of TRANSCOM. The canceled flights ✈️🛫 contained weapons that were approved by the Biden Administration.
It is said Hegseth misguided and misinterpreted the Agreement 🤝 to the President about Ukraine Policy and Aid Shipments. Lower staffers of Pentagon advised Hegseth to stop 🛑🚏 US Aid to Ukraine. Sources said - It is a cut off 📴 in Aid or it is a logistic pause ⏯️. "White House Wishes To Gain Leverage PEACE NEGOTIATIONS With RUSSIA 🪆 That Caused Pausing Weapons 🔪🔫 Deliveries To UKRAINE."
Discussion - A Dialogue held on the Ukraine Policy between Mike Waltz National Security Advisor and Ukrainian Envoy Keith Kellogg. Biden Administration had approved billions of dollars worth military aid to Ukraine since February 2022. "Trump had threatened to freeze 🥶 Aid repeatedly on the campaign trail. The pause ⏯️ in shipment came when Ukrainian forces were losing ground and were expelled from KURSK region of Russia 🪆. Trump pledged to work with Ukraine and Russia to end 🔚 the war or to bring Ceasefire. Some lawmakers were advocating the Pull Back from military commitments in the Mideast Europe 🌍 and to focus on China. Washington has signed a deal 🤝 with KYIV for Rights to its Rare Earth Minerals - it is a kind of Recovery and Read Condition that USA spent on Ukraine. No new 🆕 Policy has been announced. (source #Reuters. ). #Pentagon #WeaponShipmentsToUkraine #usdefencesecretary
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