This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

My colleague and co-host, Bill Rajo, Senior Fellow Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

watching Ukraine conflict with Russia, Ukraine conflict with the rhetoric of NATO and the United States.

We welcome Bill's colleague at FTT, John Hardy, who watches Ukraine for us week to week,

and we thank him very much for joining us.

John, if we had made this broadcast 24 hours ago, I would have only been able to say that

last week, the Trump decision, the Trump administration decision, was to withhold further

shipments of weaponry and ammo and other supplies into Ukraine. But now 24 hours later,

this from the Wall Street Journal, Trump to resume

sending weapons to Ukraine, subhead, the U.S. will send additional defensive arms because

Moscow is hitting Keefe very hard, the president says.

The question here is that word defensive, John.

What was held last week?

Some of it held in Poland.

And what is now to flow into Ukraine, if I understand these headlines correctly.

Good evening to you, John.

Hey, John.

Hey, Bill.

Thanks for having me back on the show.

Yeah, a very, very important topic. I was really glad to see this decision by President Trump. It's still not fully clear whether everything that was slated to be delivered but was suspended has now been, you know, put back on the docket for Ukraine. You noted that the wording of the Pentagon statement

defensive weapons, that could mean that, for example, the Gimler's rockets, which are fired

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