US Withholds Promised Weapons to Ukraine Amidst Russian Territorial Gains
PBS NewsHourJuly 1, 20255 min205,930 views
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- 🇺🇸 The U.S. is withholding weapons previously authorized for Ukraine by the Biden administration and Congress.
- 🎯 These include critical systems like Patriot air defense missiles, GMLRS, Stinger missiles, and Hellfire missiles.
- 💰 The decision is attributed to prioritizing "America's interests first" and a Department of Defense readiness review, citing concerns about U.S. ability to respond to contingencies, particularly involving China.
Impact on Ukraine's Defense
- 📉 Ukrainian officials have declined to comment but have previously emphasized their need for air defense missiles like Patriots to protect cities and populations from daily Russian attacks.
- 💥 Ukraine reports over 5,400 Russian drone attacks in June, and a UN report indicates a 37% rise in civilian casualties over the last six months.
- ⚔️ The withheld weapons, including GMLRS, are also crucial for Ukraine's offensive capabilities to target Russian troop concentrations and key targets within Russia.
Battlefield and Morale Implications
- 🗣️ A former Major General of the California National Guard states that withholding these weapons will have a tactical effect and significantly impact the will and morale of the Ukrainian people.
- 🤝 Negotiating peace from a position of strength requires continued supply of arms and material from the U.S. and Western allies.
- ⏳ While Ukrainian and European defense firms are increasing production, it takes time, especially for sophisticated systems like Patriots.
Russian Territorial Gains and Costs
- 🗺️ Russia has claimed to seize approximately 360 square miles inside Ukraine in recent months, with recent gains in eastern and southern Ukraine.
- 📈 Despite these advances and tens of thousands of troops deployed, analysts suggest Ukraine is largely holding out.
- ⚠️ Ukrainian officials warn that cuts to weapon supplies will challenge their ability to hold out, particularly against air attacks.
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