Kremlin in Shock! Putin Asks for Negotiations!

Behind closed doors, a new chapter of Western involvement is being written — one that could give Ukraine the means to strike deep inside Russia. As diplomatic channels weigh risks and red lines, discussions over the potential transfer of Tomahawk cruise missiles have intensified in Washington and across NATO capitals. The decision, if approved, would mark a historic escalation, signaling a readiness to shift from tactical support toward strategic deterrence. For Ukraine, it would mean the ability to cripple key elements of Russia’s war economy — drone factories, fuel depots, and command hubs that have remained untouched so far. For Moscow, it would shatter the illusion of sanctuary deep in its rear areas, forcing a costly reallocation of air defenses and logistics. The outcome of these talks may therefore redefine not just Ukraine’s arsenal, but the very boundaries of Western engagement in the war.

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