Plans to transfer American Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, which were announced as one of the key topics of the upcoming negotiations between Vladimir Zelensky and Donald Trump, have been paused. This was stated by a deputy from the Servant of the People faction, deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Issues Yegor Chernev.
“I think that the Tomahawk issue will be paused for now, but the rest of the range of issues will be discussed,” he said on air at the United News telethon. According to Chernev, the questions relate, in particular, to the supply of air defense systems and the creation of joint ventures.
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The delivery of Tomahawk cruise missiles was supposed to be one of the key topics of personal negotiations between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine, scheduled for October 17 in Washington. However, as Reuters reported , after a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin, doubts arose that Trump was still sticking to his plans. It was noted that the dialogue “increased European fears about Washington’s capitulation to Moscow.”
After the conversation with Putin, the American president met with reporters at the White House. Bloomberg noted that "Trump's tone was different on Thursday." According to the agency, the Republican "apparently made it clear that he was not inclined to share Tomahawk missiles with Kiev after discussing the topic with Putin."
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During a conversation with reporters, Trump said that he asked Putin a question about possible supplies of cruise missiles to Ukraine. According to him, Putin did not like this idea and tried to dissuade the head of the White House from making supplies. “Of course he tried. Did you think he would say: ‘Please sell these missiles to Ukraine, I would be very grateful?’” the Republican said, answering a journalist’s question.
The American president promised to personally inform Zelensky about other details of the conversation during the meeting.
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