U.S. restarts military aid to Ukraine, presidential official confirms

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Ukraine confirmed on Tuesday that U.S. military assistance has resumed, following high-level talks in Saudi Arabia, according to a Ukrainian presidential official.

Palvo Palisa, deputy head of Ukraine’s presidential office, announced the development on Facebook, stating:

"I have confirmation that U.S. military assistance has been resumed. The agreements are being implemented."

The announcement follows negotiations between Ukrainian and U.S. officials in Jeddah, where Kyiv agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposal.

Washington had paused military aid after tensions between President Donald Trump and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. However, following the latest diplomatic breakthrough, the U.S. has greenlit military support from its existing stockpiles.

What’s Next:

Ceasefire Plan: The 30-day truce awaits Russia’s response.
Security Talks: Kyiv and Washington continue discussions on long-term security guarantees.
NATO Meeting: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will meet Trump at the White House on Thursday to discuss Ukraine’s security needs.

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