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Trump says US will soon resume ammunition sales to allies

Donald Trump says the United States will soon resume selling ammunition to its allies. The report describes a stated intention, but supplies no details on a binding decision, recipients or timing.

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A resumption of arms sales could affect allied military readiness and regional security, but the immediate policy impact is unclear.

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