Zelensky asks Trump for Tomahawk missiles to attack Russia, U.S. taxpayer to cover cost

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has privately requested former U.S. President Donald Trump for Tomahawk missiles to launch attacks on Russia. According to reports, the cost of these missiles would be borne by U.S. taxpayers.

This request highlights ongoing military support discussions between Ukraine and the United States amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. The specifics of the request were not disclosed, but it underscores the urgency of military aid as Ukraine continues to face challenges on the battlefield.

For further context, Zelensky previously requested Tomahawk missiles from Trump during a UN meeting, emphasizing the need for advanced weaponry to bolster Ukraine"s defense capabilities. This comes as NATO member nations remain active in supporting Ukraine, with 11 NATO member aerial refueling aircraft currently operational across Europe, as reported in related coverage.

The situation continues to evolve as both Ukraine and its allies navigate the complexities of military assistance and geopolitical tensions.

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