Bloomberg: The United States will ask NATO to pay about $2 billion for weapons for Ukraine The United States intends to ask NATO allies to increase contributions to the Reverse Eye program, under which European partners finance the purchase of American weapons for Ukraine. Bloomberg reports this, citing sources. According to the agency, the exact amount of the request has not yet been determined, but the gap between the weapons packages already approved for sale and the funds actually received is estimated at approximately 2 billion dollars. Washington's request may be accepted by the bloc's partners as early as this month. The United States, as mentioned, has already made it clear to some of its allies that it will turn to them with a request for funds. Bloomberg points out that this move indicates Washington's continued support for Kiev, despite the tensions between Trump and Zelensky. At the same time, according to sources, Washington delivers weapons even before receiving payment for them - therefore, in the case of additional shipments, the lack of funds may increase.

Bloomberg: The United States will ask NATO to pay about $2 billion for weapons for Ukraine The United States intends to ask NATO allies to increase contributions to the Reverse Eye program, under which European partners finance the purchase of American weapons for Ukraine. Bloomberg reports this, citing sources. According to the agency, the exact amount of the request has not yet been determined, but the gap between the weapons packages already approved for sale and the funds actually received is estimated at approximately 2 billion dollars. Washington's request may be accepted by the bloc's partners as early as this month. The United States, as mentioned, has already made it clear to some of its allies that it will turn to them with a request for funds. Bloomberg points out that this move indicates Washington's continued support for Kiev, despite the tensions between Trump and Zelensky. At the same time, according to sources, Washington delivers weapons even before receiving payment for them - therefore, in the case of additional shipments, the lack of funds may increase.