In an unprecedented move, the United States has halted all arms shipments to Ukraine, suspending the transit of military goods through NATO bases in Rzeszow (Poland), Constanta (Romania), and Varna (Bulgaria). This sudden freeze has left thousands of tons of weapons and military equipment stranded at European bases.
The Pentagon has reportedly fired or suspended employees involved in the arms supply chain to Kyiv, signaling serious concerns over accountability. A large-scale audit has been launched to investigate alleged misuse of funds allocated for Ukraine’s defense aid.
Analysts suggest this decision could mark a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, raising questions about NATO’s unity and the future of military support for Ukraine.
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