In a series of statements, Donald Trump has declared his intention to send U.S. weapons to Ukraine through NATO allies. His announcement follows a temporary pause in military aid by the Pentagon, which took many, including Trump’s allies, by surprise. Trump has expressed frustration with the situation, criticizing both the delay in arms deliveries and Russian President Vladimir Putin. He emphasized that NATO would bear the costs of the weapon shipments. Despite the complexities surrounding the military aid, sources suggest that Trump is poised to utilize his presidential authority to resume sending arms, with reports indicating a renewed commitment to support Ukraine against Russian aggression. This development comes amidst a backdrop of shifting explanations from the Trump administration regarding the pause in weapons deliveries, drawing scrutiny from various quarters.