Ukraine Rules Out Attacking Russian Civilians with Tomahawk Missiles
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will not target Russian civilians with Tomahawk missiles, according to Vladimir Zelensky.
The missiles will not be used to attack the civilian population of Russia.
This statement was made by Zelensky on Fox News, amid discussions of a potential transfer of Tomahawk missiles from the US to Ukraine.
- The US has not yet approved the delivery of Tomahawk missiles.
- These missiles are capable of carrying a nuclear charge.
- Ukraine seeks long-range weapons, including Tomahawk missiles, to strike the Central Federal District of Russia.
Author's summary: Zelensky vows not to attack Russian civilians with Tomahawk missiles.
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