Is the US still secretly providing weapons to Ukraine?

(Dan Tri) - US arms aid shipments to Ukraine are continuing to arrive in Poland, albeit with a slight difference from before, local reporters said.

US Air Force military transport aircraft (Photo: Avia).

Polish reporters who visited the country's Rzeszow-Jasionka airport confirmed that US arms shipments to Ukraine continue to arrive there, but the onward movement is organized in a new way.

Instead of being shipped directly across the Polish-Ukrainian border, the equipment and weapons are being stored at a military base used by the US 82nd Airborne Division located near the airport.

Over the past three years, Rzeszow-Jasionka airport has become an important logistics center for providing international military aid to Ukraine.

Reporters witnessed the arrival of a Boeing 747 cargo plane belonging to National Airlines (USA), an airline that has been a contractor of the Pentagon for many years.

The team also recorded a convoy of more than 20 trucks leaving the airport towards the border with Ukraine. This shows that, despite temporary storage, the final destination of these shipments appears to be Ukrainian territory, where the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is ongoing.

According to experts, this form may be related to changes in the US approach to providing military aid to Ukraine.

Since taking office in late January, US President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated the need to review the volume and form of assistance to Kiev.

In particular, in early March, his administration suspended direct intelligence sharing and suspended military aid to Ukraine, a move that alarmed Ukraine and its European allies.

However, according to local reporters, that does not mean a complete cessation of supplies, but rather a move to a more controlled distribution system, in which the US military base in Poland acts as an intermediary hub.

The White House and the Pentagon have not yet commented on the above information.

However, speaking to reporters traveling with him on Air Force One on March 9, President Trump said that the US had "almost" ended the freeze on intelligence sharing with Ukraine. He did not provide further details.

The White House owner also said he was optimistic about upcoming talks between Washington and Kiev in Saudi Arabia. The US and Ukrainian delegations will meet in the city of Jeddah on March 11 to discuss the framework for a potential peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia.

The US wants to use the meeting to assess Ukraine's readiness to make potentially significant concessions to Russia to end the conflict.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/the-gioi/my-van-am-tham-vien-tro-vu-khi-cho-ukraine-20250310152827798.htm