Russian President Vladimir Putin has sharply criticized U.S. President Trump’s proposed Tomahawk missile plans for Ukraine, while also mocking Ukrainian President Zelensky’s suggestion of a Nobel Prize, calling it “ridiculous.” The remarks highlight rising tensions and disagreements over military and diplomatic approaches to the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
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00:00But the Americans are saying that the supply of tomahawks will depend on the position of Russia in negotiations, and if they are not happy with our position, then they will supply them with tomahawks. Do we have a response to it?
00:14Our response is strengthening the air defense system of the Russian Federation. But the Americans are saying that the supply of tomahawks will depend on the position of Russia in negotiations, and if they are not happy with our position, then they will supply them with tomahawks. Do we have a response to it?
00:34Our response is strengthening the air defense system of the Russian Federation.
00:39Zelensky said that he would support Trump's application if Trump supplies tomahawks. So how do you assess this kind of approach?
00:50Well, I think the opinion of the current head of the Kiev regime was not something that the Nobel Committee was interested in when they were making a decision.
00:59But making this connection between the Nobel Peace Prize and weapons supplies, it's ridiculous.
01:09And it just demonstrates the level of the current Kiev regime overall.
01:14Well, we maintain contacts between the foreign ministry and Department of State.
01:21Will these four months be enough to make a decision on extending the treaty?
01:26I think, I think, for months or enough if there is goodwill to extend the treaty.
01:32But if Americans deem it unnecessary, it's not a critical thing for us, because in this regard, we just continue to work according to plan.
01:44I have already said that, and it's not a secret for anyone.
01:50The novelty, the state of the art nature of our deterrence means is better than any other state might boast, and we keep on developing this.
02:05As I said it before, we continue this work, and we, I believe that in the nearest future, we'll have a chance to announce a new weapon.
02:18We spoke about it before, but now the tests are ongoing, which are successful.
02:24As for the intercontinental component, in the air, on the sea, on the ground, everything is at a very high level, and we maintain it at this level.
02:39But we are open for negotiations.
02:41If it's acceptable and useful for the American, that's good, if not, that's fine too, which will be a pity, because there will be no deterrence tools in the field of the strategic offensive weapons.
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