US President Trump posted on social media platforms on September 3, accusing the media of not truthfully reporting on US arms and ammunition stocks and saying that he plans to recover US military aid to Ukraine from Europe. In his post, Trump said, “For those 'treason scum” who refuse to truthfully report our military actions against Iran, we have an almost limitless amount of medium- to high-end ammunition, far more than we may use in this operation or any other war. Furthermore, we are producing ammunition on an unprecedented scale. We are hoarding supplies to prepare for any eventuality that may occur. We are keeping this ammunition to ourselves, leaving it to the US, not selling it to others, but arms sales to our allies will soon begin again.” Trump also said, “The free ammunition given by the Biden administration to Ukraine is far more than what we have used in Iran. Tens of billions of dollars have been given free of charge to Ukraine and NATO, and Europe would have been willing to pay — as long as they asked for it at the time. But we're going to ask for this money now, although it's a little late.”

US President Trump posted on social media platforms on September 3, accusing the media of not truthfully reporting on US arms and ammunition stocks and saying that he plans to recover US military aid to Ukraine from Europe. In his post, Trump said, “For those 'treason scum” who refuse to truthfully report our military actions against Iran, we have an almost limitless amount of medium- to high-end ammunition, far more than we may use in this operation or any other war. Furthermore, we are producing ammunition on an unprecedented scale. We are hoarding supplies to prepare for any eventuality that may occur. We are keeping this ammunition to ourselves, leaving it to the US, not selling it to others, but arms sales to our allies will soon begin again.” Trump also said, “The free ammunition given by the Biden administration to Ukraine is far more than what we have used in Iran. Tens of billions of dollars have been given free of charge to Ukraine and NATO, and Europe would have been willing to pay — as long as they asked for it at the time. But we're going to ask for this money now, although it's a little late.”