They convinced Trump to help Ukraine. The media reported an important call from Poland.

A single phone call from Poland allegedly influenced Donald Trump to send Patriot systems to Ukraine. The British newspaper The Telegraph reports that after the largest shelling of Kyiv since the beginning of the Russian invasion, Trump advisor Gen. Keith Kellogg had a phone conversation with Radosław Sikorski that initiated a shift in American policy towards Ukraine.

According to media reports, on July 4, Kellogg received a call from Poland. It was from Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski . After the call, General Kellogg appealed to Trump to restore missile deliveries to Ukraine.

That night, Russian missiles and drones struck the Polish consulate in Kyiv . This event, according to media reports, was to become a turning point in the White House's approach.

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Shortly after the Kellogg conversation, Trump personally ordered the Pentagon to unfreeze the frozen Patriot systems and contact Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth , who allegedly suspended military aid to Ukraine without White House approval, drawing criticism even from Trump allies such as Secretary of State Marco Rubio .

That same day, Donald Trump reportedly promised President Volodymyr Zelensky support for Ukraine's air defense. Washington recognized that the United States must strengthen its role in the conflict to reach a peace agreement.

With the support of NATO allies, within nine days Trump announced a new $10 billion aid package . The agreements included the purchase and transfer of new Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, some of which were paid for by Germany and Norway.

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For this purpose, a batch of systems previously intended for Switzerland was redirected. Bern agreed to postpone delivery to benefit Ukraine.