President Trump has suspended all military aid to Ukraine. This is a hardline measure taken after Ukraine rejected the peace plan proposed by President Trump. President Trump has pushed for a mineral agreement to jointly own 50% of Ukraine's natural resources and infrastructure revenues with the United States, and demanded a peace settlement that excludes U.S. security guarantees. After Ukraine refused these terms, President Trump signaled a halt to military aid. If U.S. weapons support ceases, Ukraine is expected to lose its ability to attack Russian territory and see reduced rear protection capabilities. Currently, 55% of Ukraine's military equipment is domestically produced, with the United States and Europe each providing 20% and 25% respectively. While some shortages could be filled with European assistance, Ukraine's war-fighting capacity is expected to be significantly weakened beyond mid-term.
