Overview
- Ambassador Olha Stefanishyna said multiple Ukrainian delegations are working to expand financing to buy U.S. military capabilities.
- She described discussions on Tomahawks alongside other long- and short-range missiles as positive despite public hesitation from Washington.
- President Donald Trump has stated Tomahawks would only be effective if the U.S. fired them, indicating he is not considering sending them to Ukraine.
- Stefanishyna said Ukraine is seeking additional air-defense systems as Russian attacks have repeatedly targeted the country’s energy infrastructure.
- Recent coverage noted earlier assessments and allied statements that potential Tomahawk transfers remain under review and would require a presidential decision.