Poland confirms US resumed military aid to Ukraine
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The United States has resumed deliveries of military aid to Ukraine. It is a supply through the logistics hub in Jasionka (Poland), according to Polish Secretary of State Paweł Zalewski.
“Transports of American weapons from POLLOGHAB in Jasionka to Ukraine have started again,” he wrote on X.
Pause in aid and intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine
The United States suspended arms supplies and intelligence sharing with Ukraine after the White House incident.
About a week ago, Poland reported that the United States had suspended the supply of military aid through a local hub. At the time, Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the situation “serious.”
The supply of aid and the exchange of important intelligence information resumed after hours of talks between the US and Ukraine in Saudi Arabia on March 11.
Earlier, RBC-Ukraine reported that 5,000 shipments of aid from 45 countries have already been transported to Ukraine through the logistics hub near the Polish airport in Jasionka.
