The Pentagon has halted deliveries of dozens of Patriot and Stinger missile systems to Ukraine.

According to TASS on July 2nd, NBC News, citing sources, reported that the US Department of Defense has suspended the supply of certain weapons to Ukraine, including dozens of interceptor missiles for the Patriot air defense system and Stinger man-portable surface-to-air missiles.

NBC News also reported that supplies of thousands of artillery shells, more than 100 Hellfire guided missiles, and more than 250 GMLRS missiles have been "frozen." US Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth ordered an inspection of US weapons stockpiles and the cancellation of deliveries to the Kyiv government.

Earlier, Politico reported that the Pentagon had suspended the transfer of anti-aircraft missiles and precision-guided munitions to Ukraine. According to the publication, the decision to halt the transfers was initiated by Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby. Politico's sources noted that the decision to suspend some aid, which had been agreed upon under the previous Joe Biden administration, was made in early June, but only now has it taken effect.

On June 10, Secretary Peter Hegseth announced that his country would cut spending on the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative – one of Washington's arms suppliers to Kyiv.

In late June 2025, Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov stated that some arms transfers to Ukraine from the US were still continuing, but some had ceased.