In recent developments, the United States has resumed arms shipments to Ukraine after a brief pause, following controversies regarding the delivery of military aid. Reports indicate that under the Biden administration, internal debates and concerns over stockpiles have delayed the provision of promised military assistance. Meanwhile, former President Trump is reportedly advising an increase in arms purchases from European allies, suggesting that maintaining military support is essential for negotiating a favorable peace deal. This comes after a history of fluctuating arms supply policies with the Trump administration briefly halting shipments before eventually resuming them. As the situation evolves, the Biden administration continues to face scrutiny over its handling of military aid to Ukraine.