US may halt all military aid to Ukraine: Washington Post
Military supplies could be halted "in response to remarks" by Zelenskyy at a meeting with Trump in the White House and "his perceived intransigence in the peace process"
US President Donald Trump's administration is considering ending all ongoing shipments of military aid to Ukraine, The Washington Post wrote citing sources.
Military supplies could be halted "in response to remarks" by Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a meeting with Trump in the White House and "his perceived intransigence in the peace process," according to the publication.
The decision, if made, would apply "to billions of dollars of radars, vehicles, ammunition and missiles awaiting shipment to Ukraine through the presidential drawdown authority," an official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive topic, was quoted as saying.
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Earlier on Friday, Zelenskyy met with Trump at the White House. Their televised exchange suddenly unraveled into a shouting match, with Trump scolding Zelenskyy for being disrespectful to the US, and Vice President JD Vance saying that Zelenskyy had never thanked the country for all the support provided to Kiev. A news conference scheduled to follow the meeting was canceled, and the Ukrainian delegation left the White House earlier than planned. Bilateral talks and the scheduled signing of the deal on Ukrainian mineral resources were thwarted.
