Transportation of military aid from the United States of America to Ukraine via Poland has resumed.
This was reported by the Deputy Minister of National Defense of Poland, Paweł Zalewski, on his X-account on Wednesday, March 12.
According to Zalewski, the logistics hub has started working and the transfer of weapons to Ukraine has resumed.
"The supply of American weapons through the POLLOG HUB (logistics hub) in Jasionka to Ukraine has been resumed," the Deputy Minister of National Defense wrote.
Photo: x.com/ZalewskiPawel
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on March 11, following negotiations in Saudi Arabia, the US decided to resume intelligence exchange and military aid to Ukraine.
Recall, on March 4, US President Donald Trump instructed to stop all military aid to Ukraine.
The US also stopped sharing intelligence information with Ukraine, which made the HIMARS systems unusable.
In addition, Maxar Technologies blocked Ukraine from accessing satellite imagery after the US ordered it to do so.
The US also limited support for F-16 fighter jets transferred to the Ukrainian army.
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