“Interests of America first”: Washington ceases certain deliveries of arms to Ukraine, says the White House

The United States has ceased certain arms deliveries, including anti-aircraft defense missiles to Ukraine, confirmed the White House on Tuesday following press information, Washington saying that they are concerned about the drop in its own ammunition stocks.

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“This decision was made to put the interests of America first, following a review by the Ministry of Defense, from the military aid of our nation to other countries around the world,” said AFP, Anna Kelly, a deputy spokesperson for the White House.

“The power “interests america first”: washington ceases of the United States armed forces remains indisputable-you just have to ask Iran,” she added.

According to Politico and other American media, this delivery of deliveries for kyiv concerns anti -aircraft defense missiles and shells.

This decision comes at a time when Ukraine faces an intensification of Russian air attacks.

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The number of long-range drones launched by Russia thus experienced in June an increase of 36.8% over a month. according to an AFP analysis established on Tuesday, attacks putting the anti-aircraft defenses and an exhausted civilian population, and while the talks between kyiv and Moscow for a ceasefire are in the end.

The American “interests america first”: washington ceases decision follows. according to the American press, to Pentagon concerns about the reserves of the American army, from which American military aid is directly deducted from Ukraine.

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Questioned by AFP, the spokesperson for the Pentagon Sean Parnell said: “The US military has never been more ready and more competent than under the authority of President Trump and the Minister (Defense Pete) Hegseth.”

So far. despite the conflictual relationship with kyiv, the government of Donald Trump continued, at least partially, the military aid initiated under Joe Biden. Under the latter’s mandate, the United States has provided more than $ 60 billion in military aid to “interests america first”: washington ceases kyiv.

This interruption comes a few days after a meeting between Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky in Hague.