Overview

• President Donald Trump said he has "sort of" made a decision on Tomahawks for Ukraine and wants details on how Kyiv would use them.
• The White House is discussing a pathway for European NATO allies to purchase the U.S.-made missiles and transfer them to Kyiv, according to Vice President J.D. Vance.
• Russia’s Foreign Ministry warned that approving a transfer would inflict irreparable damage on U.S.–Russia relations and urged Washington to show restraint.
• Senior Russian figures threatened to strike suppliers and launch sites, with one lawmaker naming Poland’s Rzeszow air base as a potential target if deliveries proceed.
• Moscow argues the missiles would require U.S. software and personnel and points to nuclear‑capable variants, while analysts note their range could put hundreds of Russian military sites at risk.