What is known about the Pentagon's new decision?

According to media insiders, such an order was given by the head of the Pentagon's political department, Elbridge Colby, allegedly after a detailed analysis of the ammunition stocks at the disposal of the US Department of Defense.

The Pentagon has concluded that there is a sharp reduction in the total number of artillery shells, anti-aircraft missiles, and precision weapons.

The initial decision to suspend some of the aid promised by the Biden administration (former US President Joe Biden — ed.) was made in early June, but has only come into effect now, as Ukraine repels some of the largest Russian missile and drone strikes on civilian targets in Kyiv and other cities.

Journalists point out that their insiders disclosed this information on condition of anonymity, and the US Department of Defense and the White House have not yet wanted to comment on the latest events in any way.

The Pentagon's decision provoked a new wave of panic among Ukraine's allies in Congress.

They fear that now the country will suffer even more from Russian terror.