US Threatens to Block Arms for Ukraine over Refinery Attacks, FT Reports
- The United States is reportedly threatening to halt the system that helps Ukraine procure weapons.
- According to the Financial Times, citing European officials, the reported pressure aims to persuade Kyiv to stop attacking Russian oil refineries and other energy facilities.
- The reported message included possible cuts to intelligence sharing and the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List weapons-procurement mechanism.
- The report followed President Donald Trump’s announcement of an immediate Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, while President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he was awaiting details.
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The US is threatening to suspend arms sales to Ukraine if Kiev does not stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure. The warning comes after Trump declared an 'energy truce'.
Donald Trump's administration is threatening to stop the delivery of United States weapons to Ukraine, so Washington is trying to stop attacks on Russian NHPs.
The Trump administration threatens to suspend the system of acquisitions that provide arms to Ukraine and will stop the exchange of information, in order to exert pressure on Kiev in order to stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, according to European officials quoted by the Financial Times (FT).
The British Financial Times, on Sunday, stated that the United States threatened to stop the supply of arms to Ukraine, with the aim of putting pressure on Kiev to stop its strikes on the Russian energy infrastructure.
US President Donald Trump's administration is threatening to cut off Ukraine's arms supply system, pressuring Kyiv to stop long-range strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, according to European officials.
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