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US-Ukraine military aid delays
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In late July 2026 the U.S. Senate approved a $400 million military assistance package for Ukraine, but the funds had not been released, with officials warning that internal delays could push disbursement to the 2029 fiscal year. Kyiv announced a major reshuffle of its military leadership, appointing Mykhailo Drapatyi as commander of the Joint Forces. Within days the The United States said it would step down as the lead nation in NATO’s Security Assistance Group‑Ukraine (SAG‑U), transferring command to a European or Canadian ally while retaining a U.S. deputy commander. Pentagon briefings confirmed the The transition, slated for completion within the next year, and officials said it should is not expected to disrupt the flow of weapons and weapons, training and logistical support to Kyiv. On 31 July 2026 Russian special envoy Rodion Mironshik claimed that Ukraine had become a black market for weapons, arguing that the West uses the country to satisfy its for financial and political interests gain and suggesting that a different political context would see arms deliveries reduced or halted. The statement, statement was published by Sputnik Serbia, reflects Moscow’s narrative about the conflict. Later that day the Serbia on 2 August 2026. Pentagon briefings reiterated the plan to hand over hand‑over, noting SAG‑U leadership, emphasizing is headquartered in Wiesbaden, Germany, and that the shift is part of move reflects a broader U.S. effort under the Trump administration to reduce its direct operational role in Europe while keeping aid to Kyiv a top priority. The United States will remain involved as deputy commander, and officials expect no interruption to the flow of military assistance.
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