Putin Warns U.S. About Potential Delivery of Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine
The Kremlin leader, Vladimir Putin, has once again voiced concerns regarding possible military support for Ukraine from Western countries, specifically mentioning the potential delivery of U.S.
Tomahawk missiles.
In an interview with Russian propagandist Pavel Zarubin, he warned that such actions could severely damage already strained Russian-American relations.
According to Putin, the United States is seeking to arm Kyiv with new high-precision systems, but their deployment could lead to the breakdown of diplomatic ties that are already under threat.
He emphasized that the development of the situation depends not only on Moscow but also on Washington’s decisions, highlighting that further escalation could have global repercussions.
Earlier reports indicated that the Biden administration was considering supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles like the Tomahawk, although the existing stockpiles are primarily allocated for U.S.
Navy needs.
There have also been plans to provide Ukrainian forces with intelligence on Russian energy infrastructure targets, raising additional security and diplomatic concerns.