US arms delays in Europe could strain Ukraine support, FT reports
TL;DR
The Financial Times reports the US plans long delays in weapon deliveries to Europe as it replenishes stockpiles after the Iran conflict, affecting missiles for Ukraine such as HIMARS and NASAMS under Foreign Military Sales; allies including the UK, Poland, Lithuania, and Estonia were told to expect delays, with potential ripple effects to Asia. Ukraine remains heavily dependent on Western arms, and analysts warn this could push Europe toward greater defense autonomy, though Kyiv says deliveries haven’t stopped and stockpiles remain a central concern.
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