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Kremlin Warns Over Tomahawks as Trump and Zelenskyy Hold Second Call and FT Reports U.S. Aiding Kyiv Strikes

Fresh hits on Ukraine’s grid sharpen Kyiv’s push for stronger air defenses before winter.

Overview

  • Ukraine’s foreign ministry says detailed talks with Washington on potential Tomahawk cruise missiles are underway, but no transfer has been approved.
  • Trump said he has “sort of made a decision” on Tomahawks yet wants clarity on Ukraine’s intended use to avoid escalating the war, according to recent remarks.
  • Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov called Tomahawks “of extreme concern,” with Putin warning that supplying them would mark a new stage of escalation in U.S.–Russia relations.
  • The Financial Times reported that U.S. intelligence has for months assisted Ukrainian long‑range strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, including mission planning and targeting for refinery attacks, citing unnamed officials.
  • Russia struck energy facilities in Odesa, Donetsk and Chernihiv, injuring power‑sector staff and causing blackouts, as Zelenskyy reported over 3,100 drones and 92 missiles used in a week and utilities restored service to large numbers in Kyiv and Odesa.