Pentagon stated that Trump’s recommendations for military assistance to Ukraine

Pentagon gives US President Donald Trump recommendations on military assistance to Ukraine.

Source: Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell during a briefing, quotes the public broadcaster “Public”

Direct language Parnella: “The Ministry (US Defense – Ed.) Carefully analyzes and adjusts its approach to achieve this goal (the end of the war – ed.), While maintaining the combat capability of the US Army and defense priorities.”

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Details: He added that this check is conducted to ensure that US military assistance is consistent with the US defensive priorities.

Direct language Parnella: “We will not report how many weapons or what types we pass to Ukraine, and when this is happening. But the Minister of Defense will continue to give the President (Donald Trump – Ed.) Recommendations for making decisions on further military assistance to Ukraine.”

Details: Parnell specified that such a step is aimed at evaluating which ammunition and where they are sent.

At the same time, he did not say what weapons this view is about when it is over and what other countries will affect it.

The United States is known to be a military equipment supplier of Israel and Taiwan.

That preceded:

• On Tuesday, the US media reported that the Pentagon had suspended the supply of some air defense missiles and other high -precision ammunition to Ukraine because of the fears that US weapons have decreased too much.
• The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine commented that they did not receive official reports on suspension or review of schedules of supply of agreed defense assistance.
• Subsequently, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine “at work levels” clarifies the details of military assistance from the United States after reporting on suspension of deliveries.
• NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that he understands the desire of the US administration in the United States to take care of its own interests, but at the same time calls for further military support of Ukraine.
• The US State Department has denied its involvement in any decisions on military assistance to Ukraine.