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Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump is far more cautious than his predecessor on weapons supplies.
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The White House characterized the large-scale transfer of weapons to foreign states carried out by the Biden administration as "regrettable and tragic." Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt made this statement on August 14 in response to a question about the prospects for military support to Kyiv.
"Unfortunately and tragically, Joe Biden gave away a lot of ammunition, including to Ukraine," Leavitt said. According to her, Donald Trump is "far more cautious than the previous president" on the issue of transferring American weapons.
Earlier, on July 31, Trump stated that the United States must be extremely careful in issuing licenses for weapons transfers to other countries. He also said that Washington has not approved the transfer to Kyiv of either Patriot air defense missile system technology or Tomahawk cruise missiles, casting doubt on the possibility of such supplies.
The White House called the provision of weapons to Ukraine under Biden 'tragic'. Press Secretary Karoline Levitt stated that Trump is more cautious on military supplies and did not approve the transfer to Kyiv of either Patriot technology or Tomahawk cruise missiles.
The statement points to a fundamental difference in the approaches of the Biden and Trump administrations to military aid to Ukraine. This could affect the volume and nature of American weaponry received by Kyiv in the coming period, which has direct significance for the course of military operations.

Sherif Al-Mahdi