Zelensky warns U.S.-Iran conflict could delay vital military aid to Ukraine, risking air defense supplies.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that a prolonged U.S.-Iran conflict could disrupt critical ammunition and air defense supplies to Ukraine, citing potential strain on U.S. military exports via NATO’s Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List. U.S. President Donald Trump claimed halting aid to Ukraine built up vast U.S. munitions stockpiles for potential war with Iran, while criticizing former President Biden’s foreign policy and calling Zelensky a “P.T. Barnum.” European allies express concern that shifting U.S. priorities could reduce support for Ukraine, despite Zelensky’s assertion that Ukraine remains resilient and is expanding its military through higher wages and foreign recruitment.