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Fmr Ukraine Amb. to Newsmax: Tomahawk Missiles Key for Ukraine to Hit Back
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Bill Taylor to Newsmax: Trump’s Tomahawk Threat Puts Pressure on Putin
President Donald Trump's suggestion that the United States could send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine has rattled Moscow and increased pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war, former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor told Newsmax on Saturday. Speaking on Newsmax's "The Count," Taylor said Putin "panicked" after Trump raised the possibility of supplying the long-range weapons, which can strike targets more than 1,500 miles …
Fmr Ukraine Amb. to Newsmax: Tomahawk Missiles Key for Ukraine to Hit Back
The transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv would give Ukraine a vital new capability to strike back at Russia after years of relentless attacks, former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor told Newsmax. "The Russians have used their long-range weapons all over Ukraine," Taylor told "Newsline" on Friday. "What the Ukrainians have tried to do is hit back at military targets using their own weapons, going after refineries that fuel the war effo…
Tomahawk missiles have significant advantages over other missiles previously supplied to Ukraine, such as the ATACMS or Storm Shadow. The biggest is their range, which extends to around 2,500 km for some variants. This distance would allow Ukraine to launch missiles from deep within its territory and hit targets within Crimea and large areas of Russia, including the Moscow area and beyond. What targets could it target? Military targets would be …
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