Russia Reacts to Possible US Tomahawks for Ukraine

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his country would use US-supplied Tomahawk missiles only against Russian military targets — but the Kremlin is warning of major escalation. With a range of 2,500 kilometers, these powerful missiles could strike deep into Russian territory.  Zelenskyy’s comments came during an interview with Fox News after speaking with Donald Trump, who hinted he may approve sending the missiles. Meanwhile, Russia is pounding Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, launching thousands of drones, missiles, and bombs — just as winter approaches. French President Macron is urging peace but warns Russia it will “pay the price” if it doesn’t back down.  As the world focuses elsewhere, the war in Ukraine is intensifying — and the decisions made now could change everything. WooGlobe Ref : WGA804743 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Zelensky just made a bold promise about using U.S. Tomahawk missiles,

00:03and Moscow is sounding the alarm.

00:06Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says if the U.S. sends Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine,

00:12they'll be used only on Russian military targets.

00:14These missiles can fly over 2,500 kilometers,

00:17meaning they could reach deep into Russian territory.

00:20That's why the Kremlin is panicking.

00:22Their spokesperson warned the missiles could even carry nuclear warheads.

00:26And they're calling this a moment of extreme concern.

00:29Zelensky made the statement during a Fox News interview.

00:32He also spoke with Donald Trump, calling their talk very productive.

00:37Trump responded saying he might give Ukraine tomahawks,

00:40but only if he's sure how they'll be used.

00:42And he even hinted he could pressure Putin by threatening to send them.

00:46Meanwhile, Russia is ramping up attacks.

00:48In just one week, over 300 drones, 92 missiles, and 1360 bombs have struck Ukraine.

00:54Energy facilities are being hit hard, just as winter approaches.

00:59France's President Macron is calling for peace,

01:01but says if Russia refuses, it will have to pay the price.

01:05As the world watches the Middle East, the war in Ukraine is heating up again,

01:09and the stakes have never been higher.

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