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Trump approves $300 million emergency military aid to Ukraine — Reuters

Trump approves $300 million emergency military aid to Ukraine — Reuters
11.07.2025 07:23

U.S. President Donald Trump has approved his first weapons shipment to Ukraine since returning to office, using presidential drawdown authority (PDA), Reuters reported citing sources.

The package, worth about $300 million, is expected to include Patriot missiles and other arms. Previous deliveries were based on Biden-era approvals.

The move signals Trump’s increased interest in backing Ukraine, sources said.

Under the Foreign Assistance Act, such aid can be dispatched within days or even hours after approval.

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