Trump Hints of Decision To Send Long-Range Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine, a Day After Putin’s Warning That It Would Destroy All Progress in US-Russia Relations (VIDEOS) | The Gateway Pundit

Tomahawks for Ukraine is a sign of escalations between US and Russia.

Back in late September, in the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, US President Donald J. Trump that the ‘mandatory’ face-to-face with Kiev regime leader, Volodymyr Zelensky.

In his statements to the press and in subsequent social media posts, Trump appeared to start to cheer for Ukraine and incentivize it to regain lost territory – while at the same time reinforcing the understanding that European powers will have to carry the burden of this war.

But at that point, there was one item of military hardware that the US president reportedly refused to include in the packages that the EU can buy to send to Zelensky: Tomahawk cruise missiles.

Now, a little over a month later, Trump seems to have changed his mind about a weapon that has the range for strikes deep inside Russian territory, potentially even Moscow.

Read: Trump Reportedly Denies Ukraine Tomahawk Cruise Missiles That Could Reach Moscow

⚡️ Trump says he’s MADE decision on sending Tomahawk MISSILES to Ukraine

‘I’ve sort of made a decision’

Wants to know ‘what they’re doing with them… WHERE are they sending them’

Putin’s already WARNED: ‘Using Tomahawks without direct involvement of US officers IMPOSSIBLE’ https://t.co/8bzY0FotaO pic.twitter.com/a6wekuxNOH

— RT (@RT_com) October 6, 2025

Sure enough, Trump says he will somehow curate which targets can be hit – but that’s not going to make Russian President Vladimir Putin any less angry about it.

One aspect that the Russian side has endlessly highlighted is that Ukrainian forces can’t operate and launch the Tomahawk.

Al the satellite and spy plane images for targeting are supplied by the US or affiliated companies.

And to actually fire the missiles would need the physical presence of US operators on the ground.

That is bound to send renewed bilateral relations in the dust bin.

Putin once again commented on the possible transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine by Washington.

“I’ve already said that this would lead to the destruction of our relations – at least of the positive tendencies that had begun to emerge in them.” pic.twitter.com/AlItbnzg7J

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) October 5, 2025

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