The US has suspended all military aid to Ukraine.

According to RIA Novosti on March 4, Fox News quoted a senior White House official as saying that the US will suspend all military aid to Ukraine until President Donald Trump decides that Ukraine commits to participating in peace negotiations.

"The U.S. will suspend all military aid to Ukraine until President Trump sees that Ukraine is committed to peace negotiations in good faith," the Fox News host said, quoting a senior White House official.

Fox News clarified that this is not a permanent cessation of aid, but only a temporary suspension.

Commenting on this decision, the White House called on America's partners to commit to achieving peace.

"The President has made it clear that he is focused on peace. We need our partners to be committed to that goal as well," the Washington Post quoted Trump as saying.

The American leader had previously declined to give a clear answer to the question of providing more military aid to Ukraine, noting that the situation in the region was changing rapidly. President Donald Trump stressed that achieving peace as soon as possible remained his top priority.

Earlier, the New York Times quoted a Trump administration official as saying that the US President met with officials on March 3 to review and possibly implement some measures regarding Ukraine, including ending military aid. The official said that upcoming discussions could include suspending or even ending military aid to Kyiv, including supplies of ammunition and equipment already approved by the administration of former President Joe Biden.

The Wall Street Journal previously reported that President Trump, following an argument with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, ordered national security officials to examine whether Washington could temporarily or completely halt arms supplies to Ukraine.