Trump may struggle to halt ongoing arms deliveries to Ukraine - UK expert Grant

He shared his opinions in an interview with Espreso TV.

“I would like to think that it will be quite difficult for Trump to stop many of the measures that have already been set in motion, such as ammunition support. There are private companies involved, and they are large corporations. If Trump disrupts them too severely, they may simply tell him that they will leave the country and relocate their headquarters elsewhere. He will face a certain level of business pressure if he tries to go too far. However, we cannot rely on that because he is unpredictable and unreliable,” noted Grant.

It is entirely possible that he takes a trip to Putin, returns, and stops all support for Ukraine. This is not the most likely scenario, but it cannot be ruled out.

“If that does happen, we probably have enough ammunition to last for a month or two, but after that, supplies would run low. Eventually, we would reach a point where artillery could only be used in truly extreme situations. The best word to describe Trump's stance in support of Putin and against Ukraine is unpredictable,” he concluded.

• Press Secretary of U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration, Karoline Leavitt, announced the intention of the American authorities to stop providing military aid to Ukraine.