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The Pentagon has approved sending Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine — powerful long-range weapons capable of striking targets up to 1,000 miles away. But there’s a twist. The final decision rests with President Donald Trump… and he’s hesitating.

In this 1-minute breakdown, we explore why Trump is holding back, what Putin allegedly warned him about, and how this decision could reshape the war in Ukraine.

Will Trump give the go-ahead — or back down under pressure from Moscow?
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00:00Trump holds the trigger on a missile that could change the war in Ukraine.
00:04But will he pull it?
00:05The Pentagon has just given the green light to send Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine.
00:10These missiles can hit targets 1,000 miles away, even deep inside Russian territory.
00:15But there's one catch.
00:17President Donald Trump has the final say.
00:19And so far, he's hesitating.
00:22The Pentagon says sending them won't hurt U.S. reserves.
00:25European allies are all for it.
00:27Even Ukraine is ready to adapt the system.
00:30But during a lunch with Zelensky, Trump said,
00:32America needs the missiles for itself, at least not yet.
00:36That hesitation came just after a phone call with Vladimir Putin.
00:40Sources say Putin warned that Tomahawk strikes could threaten Moscow.
00:44And seriously damaged ties with Washington.
00:47Still, Trump isn't taking the option off the table, frustrated with Putin's refusal to talk peace.
00:53He's already approved new sanctions on Russian oil companies.
00:55If Trump says yes, the U.S. could deliver the missiles quickly.
01:00The question is, will he risk Putin's wrath?
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