Trump's statement on transferring weapons to Ukraine, shelling of Mykolaiv:

According to glavcom.ua: U.S. President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, during the meeting Trump expressed support for Ukraine. 'Ukrzaliznytsia' warned of train delays from Slovakia and Hungary, while the enemy attacked Mykolaiv, leading to a fire and injuries. The White House explained that military assistance to Ukraine is temporarily suspended for a review of the U.S. military supply strategy worldwide.

The enemy attacked Mykolaiv

On the night of July 8, Russian occupation forces struck Mykolaiv and its suburbs. Head of Mykolaiv OVA Vitaliy Kim reported that as a result of the Russian attack, a fire was recorded in the suburb, and all relevant services have arrived at the scene.

No information on the extent of the destruction is currently available. According to Vitaliy Kim, a man was injured as a result of the enemy shelling, and he was hospitalized. The Air Force reported that there is a missile threat in Mykolaiv, and that a group of strike UAVs is moving towards Mykolaiv from the Black Sea.

Trump met with Netanyahu at the White House

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. A dinner was organized for Netanyahu at the White House, and beforehand, the leaders briefly spoke with the press.

Trump boasted to reporters that the U.S. conducted a 'wonderful' operation in Iran and announced negotiations with Tehran on the nuclear program. Netanyahu stated: 'We can achieve peace between us and the entire Middle East. We can establish a very broad peace that encompasses all our neighbors.' Trump added that he hopes the war with Iran has ended, and noted the need to send more weapons to Ukraine.

The White House announced the reason for the suspension of military assistance to Ukraine

The pause in weapon supplies to Ukraine is related to the review of U.S. military supply strategy worldwide. The revision is being conducted at the behest of U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The pause is taken for analysis to check all assistance and support received by the countries.

Ukraine continues to face hostile aggressors, and President Trump expressed readiness to send more aid to Ukraine, unofficially, but this confirms the importance of Western support for Ukraine amid geopolitical threats and conflicts.