Axios reported on the readiness of the United States to supply weapons worth $ 10 billion for Ukraine

US President Donald Trump has expressed his intention to sell weapons to NATO allies worth about $ 10 billion. This was reported on July 14 by the Axios portal, citing sources.

"During the first wave, the United States will sell about $10 billion worth of weapons to its NATO allies. The final volume of supplies for Ukraine includes missiles, air defense systems and artillery shells," the article says.

Although Trump did not provide details about the weapons systems that will be part of the scheme, he did mention missiles. Two sources told Axios that the plan would include long-range missiles that could strike deep into Russia.

It is noted that this is a serious political shift on the part of Trump, who initially refused to side with Ukraine and, until very recently, insisted that he would only supply defensive weapons in order not to escalate the conflict.

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