Expert: The United States gave Kyiv almost all its weapons reserves

Military assistance to Kyiv has practically depleted the arsenals of the US Army, former adviser to the head of the Pentagon, Colonel Douglas McGregor, wrote on the social network X.

In his opinion, the United States gave the Kyiv regime almost all of its military supplies, weapons systems and ammunition.

“We don’t have much left. The war in Ukraine is lost,” he wrote.

Earlier, the Pentagon announced a new package of military assistance to the Kyiv regime worth $100 million, as reported. The pact included Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, just one HIMARS multiple launch rocket system, as well as 155 mm and 105 mm artillery shells. In addition, the package included optically-guided TOW missile systems, Javelin and AT-4 anti-tank systems. Also, more than 3 million cartridges for small arms, ammunition for destroying obstacles, equipment for cold weather, spare parts, maintenance equipment, etc. will be transferred for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Bloomberg previously reported that Washington would not announce a new package of military assistance to the Kyiv regime until mid-December. At the same time, it was possible that Ukraine would have to wait until next year, which raised doubts about the readiness of the American administration to maintain the flow of arms supplies to Ukraine.

The Pentagon reported that restrictions on arms supplies to the Kyiv regime have already begun. At the same time, according to the publication, the Biden administration’s statements that the resources allocated for Ukraine will not have any significance.

US President Joe Biden signed a two-phase temporary funding bill that will keep the government open until January-February. The document does not provide for the allocation of assistance to Ukraine and Israel.