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US to send ‘more weapons’ to Ukraine, after last week’s halt to shipments: Trump

A man stands among debris next to a recruitment centre building damaged after a drone attack in Kharkiv on July 7, 2025, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. AFP
By TRENDS Desk AFP
July 8, 2025 8:56 am
  • "We're going to have to send more weapons -- defensive weapons primarily," Trump told journalists at the White House
  • "They're getting hit very, very hard," he said of Ukraine, while saying he is "not happy" with President Vladimir Putin

Washington, United States – US President Donald Trump said Monday the United States will send additional weapons to Ukraine, after the White House announced a halt to some arms shipments for Kyiv the previous week.

“We’re going to have to send more weapons — defensive weapons primarily,” Trump told journalists at the White House.

“They’re getting hit very, very hard,” he said of Ukraine, while saying he is “not happy” with President Vladimir Putin.

Putin launched the full-scale invasion of Russia’s smaller neighbor in 2022 and has shown little willingness to end the conflict despite pressure from Trump.

Ukraine is contending with some of Russia’s largest missile and drone attacks of the three-year war, and a halt to the provision of munitions posed a potentially serious challenge for Kyiv.

Under former president Joe Biden, Washington committed to providing more than $65 billion in military assistance to Ukraine.

But Trump — long skeptical of assistance for Ukraine — has not followed suit, announcing no new military aid packages for Kyiv since he took office in January of this year.

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