Zelensky on the supply of Tomahawks: It’s good that President Trump didn’t refuse.

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Zelensky Discussed with Trump the Possibility of Ukraine Obtaining Tomahawk Missiles

During his visit to the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed optimism about the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. After a meeting at the White House, he shared his thoughts in an interview with NBC News.

Zelensky confirmed that no agreement has been reached with U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the supply of these long-range missiles. However, he emphasized that both teams continue to work on the issue. The meeting took place against the backdrop of Russian army attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, which have caused widespread power outages.

Russian President Vladimir Putin previously stated that supplying Ukraine with Tomahawks would mark a new stage of conflict escalation. Zelensky noted that this indeed concerns Putin, as equipping the Ukrainian army with such missiles could alter the course of the hostilities.

Analysts see the potential supply of Tomahawks to Ukraine as a serious threat to Russia’s military capabilities and predict that it could force Moscow to rethink its strategy.