NATO wants to give Trump money from Russia to purchase weapons for Ukraine.

European countries are exploring the possibility of using frozen Russian assets amounting to 10 billion dollars to pay for a package of US arms for Ukraine. This is considered an effective way to support Ukraine.

NATO and EU plan for using Russian assets

According to sources from The Telegraph, profits from frozen Russian assets may be used as part of a contribution to a new military fund. EU foreign ministers do not yet have complete information about Trump's plan.

Willingness of states to buy weapons for Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte noted that eight member states have signed a scheme to purchase American weapons for Ukraine. The central NATO fund will be supplemented by European countries and Canada to purchase weapons and ammunition as per the Ukrainian government's list.

European countries are considering the use of frozen Russian assets to buy American weapons for Ukraine, supporting the country in the conflict with Russia. The NATO and EU plan also discusses using these funds as part of a contribution to a new military fund, and the willingness of states to purchase weapons for Ukraine confirms the overall support for defending the country.