Overview

• Vice President J. D. Vance said Washington is examining several European proposals that would involve U.S. sales to allies who could then pass Tomahawks to Kyiv.
• U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg signaled support for Ukrainian deep strikes into Russia, saying there are no safe havens and citing statements by President Trump, Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
• Vance said Trump will make the final call based on U.S. interests, indicating the decision is pending rather than settled.
• Tomahawks are subsonic, low-flying cruise missiles with variants reported around 1,500 kilometers in range and warheads up to about 450 kilograms, and they can be launched from sea or land platforms.
• The Kremlin downplayed any potential impact, with spokesperson Dmitri Peskov asserting that Tomahawks would not change the frontline situation.