US EditionPutin says Tomahawk supply to Ukraine would destroy U.S. relations
Putin warned that supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would trigger a new stage of escalation and destroy positive trends in Russia-US relations, with missiles costing $1.3 million each.
- On Oct. 2 at the Valdai Discussion Club, Putin warned that Tomahawk deliveries to Ukraine 'will lead to the destruction of our relations or, at least, those positive trends.'
- Kyiv formally requested Tomahawk cruise missiles, and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said Washington is reviewing the request with President Donald Trump expected to decide; the missiles cost $1.3 million each and have a range of 2,500 km.
- Putin said it would require direct U.S. military participation, noting that Russia could shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and adapt its air defenses if used against Russian targets.
- The Kremlin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov recently said any transfer of Tomahawks would be `dangerous` and warned Moscow would respond appropriately, while Kremlin officials echoed Putin's warning.
- Questions in Washington centre on inventories and effectiveness as several U.S. officials told Reuters that sending Tomahawks may be unfeasible because current stockpiles are committed to the U.S. Navy and some in Trump's inner circle doubt their battlefield impact.
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Trump Weighs Tomahawk Dilemma: Escalate or Mediate?
President Trump is cautious about supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, seeking clarity on Ukraine's plans to avoid escalating tensions with Russia. Zelenskiy requests U.S. missile sales via Europe, but Russian outrage threatens U.S.-Russia relations. Trump's decision hinges on Ukraine's intentions and potential war escalation concerns.
Russia Lays Down Another Red Line On Tomahawk Missiles
Russian President Vladimir Putin has laid down another red line, warning the United States over Tomahawk missiles. Relations between Moscow and Washington would be permanently ruined, should the latter give the long-range missiles to Kiev, the Russian president has said. Russia has had a habit of declaring its red lines, only to have the U.S. and other Western countries cross them. So far, Russia hasn’t retaliated directly against those who balk…
Putin: U.S. Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine Would ‘Destroy’ Relations
Key Points and Summary – Vladimir Putin warned that U.S. provision of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would “destroy” U.S.–Russia relations and mark a “new stage of escalation,” asserting Kyiv couldn’t use such weapons without U.S. personnel. The threat follows his Alaska meeting with President Trump and comes amid continued Russian offensives, NATO complaints about drone incursions, and U.S. deliberations over enabling long-range Ukrainian strikes…
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Supplying Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine Will Destroy US-Russia Relations, Putin Warns
(Zero Hedge)—Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that any Washington decision to supply Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles for strikes deep into Russian territory would irreparably damage Moscow’s relations with Washington. The warning comes less than two months after Putin met with President Donald Trump at a summit in Alaska, which sought de-escalation in Ukraine and was focused on improving bilateral relations. But now Putin is…
Monday, October 6, on the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, live. Six people killed and 18 wounds in heavy drone and missile attacks throughout Ukraine Sunday morning
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