The United States has not ruled out the resumption of assistance to Ukraine in case of success in the negotiations.

The United States will consider the possibility of resuming military assistance Ukraine in case of success in the negotiation process. This was announced on March 5 by Mike Waltz, the president's National security adviser, in an interview with Fox News.

"I think that if we can succeed in these negotiations, move towards them and actually present some confidence-building measures, the president [of the United States Donald Trump] will carefully consider ending this pause (in providing military assistance to Ukraine. — Ed.)," the agency quoted him as saying href="https://www.reuters.com/world/trump-may-lift-hold-ukraine-aid-pending-confidence-building-measures-white-house-2025-03-05/ " target="_blank">Reuters.

Officially at the White House on March 4 The United States has confirmed the suspension of military assistance to Ukraine, Reuters reported. It was noted that the pause would last until Trump sees how the leaders of the Ukrainian side "demonstrate a good-faith commitment to peace."

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Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, in turn, noted that Washington may resume arms supplies to Kiev if signed agreements on rare earth metals. He expressed the opinion that against the background of the decision to suspend aid, the American administration wants to see how Ukraine will behave.