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Paralyzing blow, felt not immediately - US representative on Trump's order to suspend military aid to Ukraine

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The USA suspended military aid to Ukraine at Trump's order due to a dispute with Zelensky. The consequences of this decision will be felt by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in a few weeks or months when current supplies run out.

Paralyzing blow, felt not immediately - US representative on Trump's order to suspend military aid to Ukraine

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has suspended military aid to Ukraine. However, the consequences of this decision will not be felt immediately. This is reported by CNN, citing American officials, as conveyed by UNN.

Details

According to an American official familiar with the situation, it will take some time, possibly a few days or weeks, for the effects of the suspension of U.S. military aid to be felt by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). However, once the current supplies in the country begin to deplete, the consequences will be serious, even if other countries rush to fill this gap.

Europe cannot fill the gap in its capabilities alone

- said the official.

It is noted that one expert said this step will be felt in two to four months, as support from European countries is currently helping Kyiv to remain in the fight.

The blow will be powerful. I would call it paralyzing

- said Mark Cancian, a senior advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, who has been closely monitoring the war.

He also added that the Trump administration has other forms of assistance to Ukraine that may be suspended or completely canceled, including intelligence sharing and training of Ukrainian forces.

Reminder

Donald Trump ordered to suspend all military aid to Ukraine due to a dispute with Zelensky. The supply of American military equipment, including weapons in transit and in transit zones, will be temporarily halted.

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