The United States has fully resumed the supply of weapons and intelligence to Ukraine.

CNN reported on this, citing an American official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

According to him, artillery shells, anti-tank weapons, and ammunition for HIMARS are once again coming to Ukraine as part of aid packages approved by the Joe Biden administration.

Some of these weapons were stored in Poland before being sent to Ukraine.

Furthermore, American contractors responsible for maintaining, training, and supporting various weapons systems have resumed their operations in Ukraine.

Paweł Zalewski, the Secretary of State at the Polish Ministry of Defense, also confirmed the start of military aid shipments from the logistics hub in Poland.

It is worth noting that the resumption of military aid supplies was the result of negotiations in Saudi Arabia.

Recently, U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz stated that the unlocking of military aid would only be possible if peace talks with Russia were to begin.

Negotiations in Saudi Arabia

During the negotiations, Ukraine expressed its willingness to accept the U.S. proposal for an immediate 30-day ceasefire.

This ceasefire could be extended by mutual agreement, contingent upon its acceptance and simultaneous implementation by the Russian Federation.

The United States emphasized that reciprocity on the part of Russia is a key condition for peace and will convey this position to the Russian side.

In particular, it is planned to exchange prisoners of war during the ceasefire.

In addition, they discussed the release of illegally detained civilians and the return of forcibly displaced Ukrainian children.