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The U.S. is weighing Tomahawk missile aid to Ukraine, facing logistical, production, and escalation concerns.
The U.S. is considering supplying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, a move that could significantly impact the war, according to Estonia’s foreign minister and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
The long-range missiles, capable of reaching up to 1,550 miles, could target Russian cities and infrastructure, but Ukraine lacks the naval vessels, aircraft, or sufficient ground-based launch systems like the Typhon to deploy them effectively.
Production is limited to 55–90 units annually, and the U.S. has not yet decided.
President Donald Trump is reviewing the request, expressing caution about escalation, while Russia warns the move would severely damage relations.
Ukrainian officials see the Tomahawk as a strategic deterrent, but experts doubt its immediate battlefield impact due to logistical and production constraints.
Estados Unidos está sopesando la ayuda de misiles Tomahawk a Ucrania, enfrentando preocupaciones logísticas, de producción y de escalada.