This was reported by Axios, citing sources.According to the outlet, the $10 billion figure applies only to the initial stage. The deliveries, ultimately destined for Ukraine, include missiles, air defense systems, and artillery shells.Speaking at the White House alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, President Trump announced that the U.S. would send NATO allies “the greatest military equipment in the world worth billions of dollars,” and that those countries would pay for it.Read also: Trump: Ukraine to receive additional Patriot batteries “within days”Rutte stated that the deal would enable Ukraine to receive large-scale weapons supplies, including air defense systems and missiles. In some cases, countries will immediately send weapons already in their arsenals to Ukraine and then purchase replacements from the U.S.While Trump did not provide details about the specific systems involved, he did mention missiles. Two sources told Axios that the plan will include long-range missiles capable of striking deep into Russian territory.During his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed agreements on supplying weapons to Ukraine.