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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not inform President Donald Trump or the White House before authorizing a pause on the delivery of weapons to Ukraine last week, according to a report.CNN cited five sources who revealed that Hegseth’s decision sparked an internal “scramble” within the Trump administration to understand why it was made and to explain the Pentagon’s actions to Congress and to the Ukrainian government.It was reported on Wednesday (July 9) that the rationale behind the pause was that U.S. defense officials had become concerned that weapons stockpiles were too low as they looked to divert arms to Israel to help it take on Iran. n18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION2:38 TRUMP ADMITS TACKLING UKRAINE CONFLICT “TURNED OUT TO BE TOUGHER”3:40 TRUMP TEASES MORE RUSSIAN SANCTIONS ‘AT MY OPTION’RUSSIA LAUNCHES LARGEST EVER DRONE, MISSILE ATTACK ON UKRAINE
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