Arms supplies to Ukraine have not dropped following a ​decision by US President Donald Trump to stop direct donations to Ukraine, a senior Nato military official said. "There was no pause... it was just continuing and it's ​not that the US exactly waits until it is paid for. 'Enough to keep Ukraine in the fight'Under Biden, the US had been Kyiv's single largest military donor. Nato's secretary general ​said this month allies and partners had committed over $4 billion so far under the new scheme. Ukraine remains heavily reliant on US weapons, nearly four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022.

Source: The Telegraph December 19, 2025 15:05 UTC