The Pentagon will send more defensive weapons to Ukraine at the request of President Trump, reversing a prior decision to pause shipments. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell stated these weapons will help Ukrainians defend themselves and work towards peace. Trump criticized the intensifying Russian attacks and expressed disappointment in Putin. The Ukrainian military reported record drone and missile strikes from Russia, while security expert Hanna Shelest noted Russia disregards ceasefire calls. As Russian aggression escalates, Ukraine is increasingly reliant on Western air defense systems, including the U.S.-designed Patriot missile system.
The Pentagon confirmed plans to send additional defensive weapons to Ukraine, emphasizing the necessity of supporting Ukraine's ability to defend itself amid escalating Russian attacks.
Trump expressed the urgency for Ukrainians to defend themselves effectively against increased aggression from Russia, underscoring ongoing dissatisfaction with Putin's actions.
Hanna Shelest indicated that Russia is not responding positively to peace negotiations, suggesting that they are prolonging talks to avoid new sanctions, demonstrating a lack of commitment to ceasefire.
With a rise in attacks, Ukraine relies significantly on defense systems from Western allies to safeguard their cities, including the Patriot missile system.
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