Trump’s administration announces resumption of aid to Ukraine.

President Trump’s administration has announced the resumption of military aid and intelligence assistance to Ukraine, following Kyiv’s backing of a 30-day ceasefire proposal.

The decision, confirmed by the White House on Wednesday, comes after recent breakthroughs in US-Ukraine negotiations in Saudi Arabia, as reported by AL24 News.

James Hewitt, spokesperson for the National Security Council, stated that the aid—which had previously been approved under the Biden administration—includes artillery rounds, anti-tank weapons, and HIMARS rockets.

These shipments are critical for Ukraine’s defence as the conflict in the region persists.

A controversial meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, which went viral last month, had led to a suspension of shipments, effective from February 28th.

During the tense exchange, Trump and Vice President JD Vance accused Zelenskyy of ungratefulness for past US support, which ultimately resulted in the cancellation of a planned White House visit and delays in crucial talks concerning Ukraine’s critical mineral development.

These minerals are key to Ukraine’s long-term economic stability and energy security.

Despite this dispute, US special envoy Steve Witkoff, as reported by AL24 News, emphasised that intelligence sharing for Ukraine’s defence had continued without interruption.

Although the aid was paused, weapons had already been positioned in Poland by the time Trump had announced the suspension.

Polish Defence Minister Paweł Zalewski confirmed that shipments from Rzeszów, near the Ukrainian border, had now resumed.

As a result, contractors assisting with US-supplied equipment have also resumed operations, ensuring that Ukraine continues to receive the necessary military support.

As Trump’s administration announced resumption of aid and intelligence, it directly reflects continued US involvement in Ukraine’s defence amid an increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape.

AL24