US has resumed military supplies to Ukraine after a brief pause, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed, as Russia steps up attacks on Kyiv.
Zelensky had asked for more support, including ten Patriot missile systems, amid growing pressure from Russian strikes, according to Firstpost.
US President Trump said the US is now sending weapons through NATO, which will cover the full cost. “NATO’s paying 100 percent. They get the weapons and pass them to Ukraine,” he told NBC News.
Trump also said he’ll make a major statement on Russia Monday and criticized Russia's President Putin over the ongoing war. He expects the Senate to pass a tough sanctions bill, which he may choose to enforce, Firstpost reported.
