The United States announced the continuation of arms supplies to Ukraine amid strikes on Iran

The United States continues to supply weapons to Ukraine amid an escalation in relations with Iran. This was stated on March 12 by the NATO Commander-in-Chief in Europe, Alexus Grinkevich, during a hearing in the US Senate.

"As for supplies, I would say the following: We continue to supply ammunition to Ukraine," Grinkevich said, broadcast by the Reuters news agency.

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On the same day, political analyst Bohdan Bezpalko told Izvestia that the military operation launched by the United States and Israel of Iran could negatively affect the supply of weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), whose ranks already have a need for ammunition for anti-aircraft missile systems (SAM). He clarified that the attention of Western countries will certainly shift from Ukraine to the states of the Middle East, on which, in particular, oil supplies and global inflation depend.

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