The British newspaper "The Telegraph" reported that Ukraine has lost its strongest and wealthiest ally after the United States reduced military aid supplies to Kyiv, in favor of the Middle East (Israel).
A report published by the newspaper stated: "Some programs from the Joe Biden era are still being implemented. But the bitter result for Kyiv is that its most powerful and richest ally has abandoned them."
The newspaper noted that the Kiev regime has three options: "rely on European aid, attempt to conclude an arms deal with Washington, or develop its own arms and equipment industry."
In a previous interview with ABC, Volodymyr Zelensky complained that the United States had diverted 20,000 missiles intended for Ukraine to Israel.
The Wall Street Journal also reported that the Trump administration is redeploying air defense systems originally scheduled for delivery to Kyiv to the US Air Force in the Middle East.
According to media reports, the Pentagon "quietly" informed the Senate Armed Services Committee that the move had been "designated by the Secretary of Defense as an urgent priority."
