The White House confirmed the suspension of military aid to Ukraine

The White House officially confirmed the suspension USA providing military assistance Ukraine. This was reported on March 3 by the agency Reuters.

"The United States suspends military aid to Ukraine a few days after the US president's clash Donald Trump with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky in the Oval Office," the agency reports, citing a White House official.

The assistance will be suspended and reviewed in order to make sure "that it contributes to solving the problem." It is also reported that the pause will last until Trump decides that Ukraine's leaders "demonstrate a good-faith commitment to peace."

"This is not a permanent cessation of aid, this is a pause," a Trump administration official clarified.

Earlier that day, the media learned of Trump's intention to hold a meeting on the topic href="https://iz.ru/1848263/2025-03-03/smi-uznali-o-namerenii-trampa-provesti-soveshchanie-po-konfliktu-na-ukraine">прекращения military assistance to Kiev. As Axios pointed out, the suspension of military aid would damage the country's capabilities and further weaken Ukraine's leverage, which could lead to the start of peace talks. According to sources, in addition to Trump, Vice President Jay Dee Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will take part in the meeting.