Trump criticizes Zelensky on arms sales
U.S. President Donald Trump temporarily suspended American weapons sales to allies, aiming to replenish its stockpiles of ammunition after depleting them during military operations against Iran. He indicated that the United States would allow allies to purchase again once the stockpiles are restocked. Trump accused his predecessor, Joe Biden, of reducing weapons stockpiles by providing free aid to Ukraine, emphasizing the need to increase ammunition production to compensate for the shortfall. He also criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and described his negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most difficult. Trump called for new elections in Ukraine due to the damage inflicted on the country's infrastructure. In another development, Trump announced discussions with Russia and China regarding nuclear disarmament, stating that the United States has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world and that China could reach a similar level within 5 to 6 years.
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