Trump’s Revenge against Zelensky: “US halts all Military Aid to Ukraine”
President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered the suspension of the delivery of weapons to Kiev
by Carlo Domenico Cristofori
US President Donald Trump has instructed the Defense Department to pause all military aid to Ukraine following his public spat with Vladimir Zelensky, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing a senior Pentagon official.
According to the news agency, the freeze affects the equipment already designated for delivery, including weapons in transit on aircraft and ships or waiting in transit areas in Poland.
The suspension will stay in place until Trump sees that the Ukrainian leaders “demonstrate a good-faith commitment to peace,”
Bloomberg said, citing a Pentagon official. The Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Monday that Washington has stopped funding new weapons sales to Ukraine and was considering freezing weapons shipments.
Trump has repeatedly accused Zelensky of undermining his effort to broker a peace deal between Kiev and Moscow. Their public feud culminated in an unprecedented shouting match during a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House on Friday, after which Trump said that Zelensky was disrespectful to the US.
Zelensky has insisted that a ceasefire must be tied to security guarantees provided by the US and other Western countries. Trump, however, has refused to commit to specific guarantees and has ruled out making Ukraine a NATO member or contributing American troops to a potential peacekeeping mission.
On Sunday, Zelensky told reporters that “an agreement to end the war is still very, very far away, and no one has started all these steps yet.” Trump condemned his statement on social media, promising that “America will not put up with it for much longer.”
“This guy doesn’t want there to be Peace as long as he has America’s backing,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.
The US is one of Kiev’s principal suppliers of weapons, including M1 Abrams tanks, Bradley armored vehicles, M777 howitzers, HIMARS multiple rocket launchers, and artillery rounds. As of December 2024, the Pentagon has committed more than $66 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since 2022
Ukraine to feel US aid suspension in days or weeks
he Ukrainian army will feel the suspension of US military support in a matter of days or weeks, CNN quoted a US official as saying.
“There is a capability gap that Europe cannot fill alone,” the official said.
It would take some time — perhaps several days or weeks — for the impact of the US pause in military aid to be felt among Ukraine’s battlefield fighters, but once the country’s current stocks begin running short, the effect would be severe, even if other nations rush to fill the gap, the official familiar with the matter said.
Kremlin spokesman: “US move to suspend military aid to Kiev may facilitate peace process”
If the United States has really decided to suspend military aid to Ukraine, it may coerce the Kiev regime to engage in a peace process, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
“Undoubtedly, we have yet to figure out the details but if it’s true, then this is a decision that really can push the Kiev regime towards a peace process,” the Russian presidential spokesman noted.
Peskov’s premise “If it’s true” explains the caution with which Russia welcomes Trump’s declarations, often impetuous in announcing epochal changes that he then takes back, attenuates or corrects…
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It is now important to understand whether the Trump administration can afford to sustain this pause for long, without secretly making supplies via the United Kingdom, other NATO countries or Israel, Ukraine’s military partner since 2019, despite having been elected thanks to the votes of the Weapons Lobby guaranteed by his vice president JD Vance and his White House chief of staff Susie Wiles.
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