Moscow is warning that if U.S. President Donald Trump does decide to send Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, it will end badly for everyone. “The delivery of those missiles would not be good for anyone,” former President and current Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Dmitry Medvedev wrote on his Max messenger channel, reported TASS. He noted that it is impossible to tell the nuclear version of the Tomahawks from the conventional one while in flight, as has been emphasized repeatedly. “Their launch wouldn’t originate from Banderite Kiev, it would be controlled by the United States,” Medvedev added. The U.S. retired the nuclear armed Tomahawks in 2010-2013, but clearly the Russians are not going to take that for granted, given that no official statement was ever made on it.
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