The media pointed to the dubious future of the military hub in Poland because of Trump's position.

The future of the military hub in Rzeszow in Poland, which is a key logistics center for supplying weapons to Ukraine, has been called into question due to the position of US President Donald Trump on the Ukrainian conflict. This was reported by ABC on March 22.

"The status of the jointly managed logistics center in the eastern Polish city of Rzeszow <...> is now in question due to the recent hostility of the Trump administration towards Ukraine," they said.

ABC notes that, according to some estimates, more than 80% of arms supplies to Ukraine from Western countries pass through Poland, therefore the logistics center in Rzeszow is critically important.

According to the newspaper, several United States logistics units have recently left the facility, where 49 American-made Australian Abrams tanks are due to arrive soon.

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On March 12, Pawel Zalewski, Deputy Head of the Polish Defense Ministry, announced the resumption of supplies of American military aid to Ukraine through the logistics hub at Rzeszow-Jasienki airport.

On March 23, Bloomberg pointed to the concerns of European officials about Trump's aspirations for "diplomatic triumph." According to them, the American leader may neglect the interests of Ukraine.