Zelensky's Office: US Has Resumed Military Aid To Ukraine

The agreements are beginning to be implemented.

The US has resumed military aid supplies to Ukraine after a meeting of the two countries' delegations in Saudi Arabia.

RBC-Ukraine reported this, citing Pavlo Palisa, Deputy Head of the President's Office, on Facebook.

"There is confirmation that aid from the US has been resumed. The agreements are beginning to be implemented," he noted.

Negotiations in Saudi Arabia

Recall that Ukrainian and American officials held a meeting in Saudi Arabia on March 11. During the meeting, they discussed the end of Russia's war against Ukraine, as well as relations between Kyiv and Washington.

Following the meeting, Ukraine and the US issued a joint statement.

It said that Ukraine agreed to the US proposal to cease fire with Russia for 30 days. Such a truce could begin with Moscow's consent.

At the same time, the US pledged to immediately resume military aid to Ukraine. It was suspended last week after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump had a falling out.

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