Axios has obtained exclusive information about a new plan to supply weapons to Ukraine, announced by President Trump. According to the source, the US will sell around $10 billion in weapons to NATO allies in the first wave of shipments.
Trump did not disclose details about the weapon systems but mentioned missiles. Sources reported that the plan will include long-range missiles capable of striking deep into Russia.
The supplies for Ukraine will include missiles, air defense systems, and artillery shells.
This is a 'seismic shift in Trump's policy', who previously did not support Ukraine and only provided defensive weapons. Zelensky's proposal at the NATO summit introduces a new payment scheme.
Trump's disappointment with Putin has increased after a failed conversation on July 3, prompting a change in position.
Countries will quickly start directing supplies to Ukraine and will pay for American weapons. Trump's phone call to Rutte confirmed this deal.
Among the participating countries are Germany, Finland, Denmark, and others.
A bill on tariffs for countries buying Russian oil is being discussed in the Senate. Trump is ready for 100% tariffs if Russia does not stop the war.
Imposing tariffs on countries purchasing Russian oil will significantly impact global oil markets.
Axios's message provided important information about the US's new plan for weapon supplies to Ukraine, indicating a significant turn in President Trump's policy. The new supplies could have significant implications for the country's security and the geopolitical situation in the region.