Tramp je konačno prelomio, Ukrajina će od SAD-a dobiti pomoć kakvu traži od početka invazije

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Trump kaže da bi mogao poslati Tomahawke. Medvedev reagirao, objavio bizarnu montažu​


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ZAMJENIK predsjednika ruskog Vijeća sigurnosti Dmitri Medvedev reagirao je na izjave američkog predsjednika Donalda Trumpa o mogućem slanju krstarećih raketa Tomahawk Ukrajini. U objavi na Telegramu, popraćenoj montiranom slikom američke podmornice usred ukrajinskih polja suncokreta, Medvedev je poručio da bi takav potez mogao imati ozbiljne posljedice.

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“Trump je rekao da će, ako ruski predsjednik ne riješi ukrajinski sukob, ‘to za njega loše završiti’. Ukratko, prijeti po stoti put”, napisao je Medvedev. Dodao je da bi eventualna isporuka američkih Tomahawka Ukrajini “mogla loše završiti za sve, i prije svega za samog Trumpa”.

“Stotinu je puta rečeno, čak i onima u prugastim uniformama, da je nemoguće razlikovati nuklearni Tomahawk od konvencionalnog u letu. Ako ih bude ispaljivao ne Kijev, nego SAD, točnije - Trump - kako bi Rusija trebala odgovoriti? Upravo tako”, napisao je Medvedev, aludirajući na mogućnost nuklearne eskalacije.

Objavu je zaključio ironično: “Nadamo se da je to samo još jedna prazna prijetnja, kao priča o slanju nuklearnih podmornica bliže Rusiji. Ali znate kako to ide - podmornica je već isplivala u stepama Ukrajine.”

Trump: Ako se rat ne riješi, poslat ću im Tomahawke​


Američki predsjednik Donald Trump sinoć je izjavio da ne isključuje mogućnost slanja krstarećih raketa Tomahawk Ukrajini. U razgovoru s novinarima u predsjedničkom zrakoplovu Air Force One, Trump je rekao da će o tome razgovarati s Moskvom.
“Pitat ću ih - žele li da Tomahawci idu prema njima? Ne mislim da žele”, rekao je američki predsjednik, dodajući da bi “ako se rat ne riješi, mogao poslati Tomahawke”.

Trump je oružje opisao kao “nevjerojatno, vrlo moćno oružje” i istaknuo da “Rusiji to ne treba”. Dodao je da je o toj mogućnosti već razgovarao s ukrajinskim predsjednikom Volodimirom Zelenskim.
 

Tramp: Rakete Tomahavk bi mogle ubrzati kraj rata u Ukrajini​


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Američki predsednik Donald Tramp izjavio je u nedelju da ne isključuje mogućnost isporuke krstarećih raketa Tomahavk Ukrajini, naglašavajući da bi takav potez mogao povećati pritisak na Rusiju i ubrzati kraj rata.

U razgovoru s novinarima u predsedničkom avionu, na putu za Bliski istok, Tramp je rekao da planira razgovor s Moskvom i dodao: „Da li oni žele da Tomahavci idu prema njima? Ne mislim tako.“

Tramp je naveo da bi ruskim zvaničnicima mogao poručiti: „Ako se ovaj rat ne reši, poslaću im Tomahavke.“

Ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski poslednjih nedelja više puta je tražio isporuku ovih raketa, čiji domet od oko 2.500 kilometara omogućava gađanje ciljeva duboko u teritoriji Ruske Federacije, uključujući i naftne rafinerije u azijskom delu zemlje.

Predsednik SAD opisao je Tomahavk kao „neverovatno“ i „izuzetno ofanzivno“ oružje, ističući da Rusiji „to nije potrebno“. Dodao je da će o toj temi razgovarati s ruskim zvaničnicima i da je o svojim namerama već obavestio Zelenskog.

Iako je mogućnost isporuke ovih raketa nazvao „novim korakom agresije“, Tramp je ocenio da vredi razmotriti takav potez ako bi to moglo ubrzati kraj rata.


Pre Trampovih izjava, Zelenski je potvrdio da je u telefonskom razgovoru s američkim predsednikom bilo reči o protivvazdušnim sistemima Patriot i o Tomahavcima.

U poruci na Telegramu, ukrajinski predsednik je naveo da Rusija „pokazuje zabrinutost“ zbog mogućnosti američke isporuke i da bi takav pritisak mogao doprineti mirovnim pregovorima, iako nije potvrdio da su dogovoreni konkretni koraci.

Zelenski je ranije izjavio da bi Ukrajina koristila Tomahavke isključivo u vojne svrhe i da neće napadati civilne mete u Rusiji, ako ih SAD odobre. „Nikada nismo napali njihove civile. To je velika razlika između Ukrajine i Rusije“, rekao je Zelenski u emisiji Foks njuz.

(BBC)
 

Svet čeka odluku Vašingtona: Petak bi mogao da bude prelomni dan za američku politiku prema Moskvi​

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Nakon Bliskog istoka, američka diplomatija okreće se svom sledećem testu, ratu u Ukrajini. Posle mirovnog sporazuma između Izraela i Hamasa, predsednik Sjedinjenih Američkih Država Donald Tramp preusmerava pažnju ka Evropi i, po svemu sudeći, sprema pritisak na Moskvu kakav nije viđen od početka rata.

Frustriran, kako kaže, „Putinovim odugovlačenjem“, Tramp je zapretio da bi mogao poslati Ukrajini krstareće rakete Tomahavk ako Rusija nastavi da vodi rat. „Mogao bih da kažem, pogledajte, ako se ovaj rat ne reši, poslaću im Tomahavke“, izjavio je Tramp novinarima u predsedničkom avionu dok je leteo ka Tel Avivu.

Kako prenosi Kijev independent, Tramp i ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski sastaće se u petak u Vašingtonu, a glavna tema biće upravo rakete dugog dometa. Zelenski je potvrdio da je sa Trampom „podelio viziju“ o tome koliko Tomahavka Ukrajina smatra neophodnim da bi „okrenula tok rata“.

Trampov zaokret dolazi nakon samita na Aljasci, kada je postalo jasno da Moskva ne namerava brzo da pristane na primirje. U Vašingtonu se sada razmatra prodaja Tomahavka članicama NATO-a koje bi ih zatim mogle isporučiti Kijevu, što bi, prema oceni analitičara, označilo novu fazu američkog pritiska na Kremlj.

Portparol Kremlja Dmitrij Peskov upozorio je da bi takav potez „otvorio potpuno novu fazu eskalacije“, dok je Dmitrij Medvedev otišao korak dalje i zapretio da bi Moskva mogla odgovoriti „nuklearnim oružjem“.

Kijev, međutim, smatra da bi i sama pretnja upotrebom Tomahavka, čiji domet premašuje 2.400 kilometara, mogla naterati Putina da pristane na pregovore. Te rakete, koje proizvodi američka kompanija RTX Corporation, koštaju oko 1,3 miliona dolara po komadu i mogu da pogode skoro dve hiljade ruskih vojnih ciljeva.

Prema pisanju Kijev independenta, Sjedinjene Države već mesecima pomažu Ukrajini u izvođenju udara na ruska energetska postrojenja. U tim napadima pogođeno je najmanje 16 od 38 rafinerija, čime je kapacitet prerade nafte u Rusiji smanjen za više od milion barela dnevno. Tokom proteklog vikenda, ukrajinski dronovi pogodili su najveće rusko skladište nafte u Feodosiji na Krimu.

Tokom govora u izraelskom Knesetu, Tramp je govorio i o sledećim koracima američke spoljne politike. „Bilo bi sjajno kada bismo mogli da postignemo mirovni sporazum sa Iranom“, rekao je Tramp, pa dodao: „Prvo moramo da završimo s Rusijom… Prvo se fokusirajmo na Rusiju“, preneo je Kijev independent.

Za Moskvu je sama pomisao na američke Tomahavke u Ukrajini dovoljna pretnja. Reč je o oružju koje, osim vojne, ima i duboku simboličku težinu, jer bi njihovo pojavljivanje značilo da je rat dobio novu dimenziju i da Vašington više nije spreman da čeka iscrpljivanje obe strane.

Tomahavk je raketa koja je tokom poslednjih trideset godina korišćena u gotovo svim američkim vojnim intervencijama, od Iraka i Srbije do Jemena. Preciznost, domet i sposobnost da leti nisko i neprimetno čine je simbolom američke vojne tehnologije i globalne moći. U kombinaciji s ukrajinskim obaveštajnim podacima i podrškom zapadnih saveznika, te rakete bi mogle znatno proširiti sposobnost Kijeva za dubinske udare po ruskoj teritoriji, uključujući i strateške ciljeve u blizini Moskve.

Analitičari ocenjuju da bi čak i ograničen broj ovih projektila mogao da promeni tok rata, ne toliko zbog njihove razorne moći, koliko zbog političke poruke koju nose, da je Zapad odlučio da ubrza kraj sukoba i da Putin više ne kontroliše njegov tempo.
 
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Kremlj: Trump nije čestitao rođendan Putinu​


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AMERIČKI predsjednik Donald Trump nije poslao nikakve čestitke svom ruskom kolegi Vladimiru Putinu za rođendan 7. listopada, priopćio je glasnogovornik Kremlja Dmitrij Peskov.

"Ne, nije", rekao je dužnosnik Kremlja, odgovarajući na pitanje je li čestitka od Trumpa primljena putem bilo kojeg kanala.

Putin, koji je 7. listopada obilježio 73. rođendan, osobno je čestitao Trumpu rođendan u lipnju. Američki čelnik je 14. lipnja napunio 79 godina.

Koliko je javno poznato, ruski i američki predsjednik nisu komunicirali od kolovoza, kada su u telefonskom razgovoru saželi rezultate svog sastanka na Aljasci.
 

Zelenskyy to make missiles case in US as Trump plans to meet Putin in Budapest​


US president has repeatedly hinted at supplying Kyiv with Tomahawks, but some in Moscow say Kremlin sees it as negotiating gambit


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Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to head to the White House for a crucial meeting with Donald Trump, with the possible supply of US Tomahawk cruise missiles expected to top the agenda.

If Trump agrees to supply Zelenskyy with Tomahawks it would give Kyiv its longest-range weapon yet, capable of striking Moscow with accurate, destructive munitions.

The US president has repeatedly hinted in recent weeks that he may deliver Tomahawks, which would give Kyiv its longest-range weapon yet that would be capable of striking Moscow with accurate, destructive munitions.

“If this war doesn’t get settled, I may send Tomahawks,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. “A Tomahawk is an incredible weapon. And Russia does not need that. If the war is not settled, we may do it. We may not. But we may do it.”

The missile has a range of up to 1,500 miles.

Trump, fresh from brokering a peace deal in Gaza, has signalled he is eager to build on the momentum of that diplomatic victory by increasing pressure on Moscow to end Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now in its fourth year.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to head to the White House for a crucial meeting with Donald Trump, with the possible supply of US Tomahawk cruise missiles expected to top the agenda.

The US president has repeatedly hinted in recent weeks that he may deliver Tomahawks, which would give Kyiv its longest-range weapon yet that would be capable of striking Moscow with accurate, destructive munitions.

“If this war doesn’t get settled, I may send Tomahawks,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. “A Tomahawk is an incredible weapon. And Russia does not need that. If the war is not settled, we may do it. We may not. But we may do it.”

On the eve of Zelenskyy’s visit, Trump said he was planning to meet Putin in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, on a date still to be determined in an effort to end the war. They previously met in Alaska in August, which did not produce a diplomatic breakthrough.

The announcement of another Trump-Putin summit followed a phone call with the Russian president. “I believe great progress was made,” Trump said on social media of the call.

In the past, Trump has set deadlines for Moscow and vowed to impose crippling sanctions on Russia’s economy, only to back down. He has frequently softened his stance after speaking to or meeting Putin.

While supplying Tomahawks, the idea of which has already annoyed the Kremlin, would be symbolically significant, they are only available in relatively small numbers, estimated by some experts at 20 to 50 missiles.

Twice over the weekend, Trump and Zelenskyy spoke by phone in what the Ukrainian president described as “productive” talks – a stunning reversal from February’s White House dressing-down that had laid bare the rift between the two leaders.

“He [Zelenskyy] would like to have Tomahawks,” Trump said on Tuesday. We have a lot of Tomahawks.”

Tomahawks were first used in combat in 1991 and are normally launched from ships and submarines, which Ukraine does not have. They cost an estimated $1.3m (£1m) each and have a range that puts Moscow well within reach, as well as offering far greater destructive power than long-range drones.

There is also a relatively new land-launched variant, the Typhon, more obviously suitable for Ukraine, but the launchers are in short supply. The US army is known only to have two, although another launcher, the X-Mav, which is considered more mobile than the Typhon, was demonstrated this week.

Tomahawk missile ranges reach Moscow and beyond​


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Rob Lee, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, said: “My understanding is that US doesn’t have a lot of Tomahawks. There are launchers that can launch them from the ground, but the military doesn’t have many of them.”

Pavel Luzin, an independent Russian military analyst, said: “The Typhon system itself is new, still being produced for the US military. And it’s not just a launcher – it includes transport and reloading vehicles as well as a dedicated command post.”

In recent weeks, the Trump administration also authorised the sharing of US intelligence to help Ukraine carry out precision strikes on Russia’s oil refineries using domestically produced drones and US-supplied Atacms missiles. These attacks have led to fuel shortages and a sharp rise in gasoline prices across Russia.

Politicians and experts believe the cruise missiles could reinforce that strategy, though the missiles are generally considered most effective if launched in salvos, which would be difficult with limited numbers.

On Tuesday, Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, argued they could be particularly effective because Russia’s size makes air defence coverage difficult. The Institute for the Study of War estimates that there are 1,900 Russian military targets within range of the longer 1,500-mile plus Tomahawk variant.

The key question, however, is whether Trump is dangling the prospect of supplying Tomahawks to pressure Putin, while remaining unwilling to take a step that could bring the US closer to direct confrontation with a leader he still calls a “close friend”.

The Kremlin hassaid Ukraine’s reliance on Washington for training, logistics and targeting intelligence to operate Tomahawks would draw the US into the war on a scale not seen before, undoing the progress Moscow claims to have made with the Trump administration.

Some in Moscow said the Kremlin saw Trump’s talk of Tomahawks as little more than a negotiating gambit to pressure Putin – a move they said was unlikely to faze the Russian president.

“Russia sees it as bluff from a bullshit artist in chief … the threat is not credible as there are no practical ways to do it in meaningful numbers. Russia will shrug it off,” said Vladimir Frolov, a former Russian diplomat.

Still, the Kremlin has in recent days issued its strongest warnings to Trump since he assumed office – a striking shift in tone for Moscow, where many had expected Washington to help secure a Ukraine settlement favourable towards Russia.

On Tuesday, Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, argued they could be particularly effective because Russia’s size makes air defence coverage difficult. The Institute for the Study of War estimates that there are 1,900 Russian military targets within range of the longer 1,500-mile plus Tomahawk variant.

The key question, however, is whether Trump is dangling the prospect of supplying Tomahawks to pressure Putin, while remaining unwilling to take a step that could bring the US closer to direct confrontation with a leader he still calls a “close friend”.

The Kremlin hassaid Ukraine’s reliance on Washington for training, logistics and targeting intelligence to operate Tomahawks would draw the US into the war on a scale not seen before, undoing the progress Moscow claims to have made with the Trump administration.

Some in Moscow said the Kremlin saw Trump’s talk of Tomahawks as little more than a negotiating gambit to pressure Putin – a move they said was unlikely to faze the Russian president.

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Putin last week warned the US against supplying Tomahawks, saying their transfer would mark a “qualitatively new stage of escalation”.

On Thursday, the Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov struck a similar note, telling the state-run Radio Mayak that the delivery of the cruise missiles to Ukraine “could lead to a qualitatively new level of escalation in the conflict”, adding: “It would be a very serious new step in that direction.”

A former senior Russian defence official said Moscow was less worried about the impact of Tomahawks on the battlefield than about what delivery of the weapons would symbolise.

“Moscow doesn’t believe Tomahawks will dramatically change the situation on the ground,” they said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

“But it would be the clearest sign yet that Putin is losing Trump – and that is deeply concerning for them. Their delivery would cross a red line, after which Trump could feel emboldened to expand US arms supplies to Ukraine.”
 
Moment Zelensky lands in Washington after Putin panics over Trump move

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed reporters after arriving in Washington, D.C., ahead of his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.


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Moment Zelensky lands in Washington after Putin panics over Trump move

Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelensky arrived in Washington, D.C., on Thursday

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's bluff upon arriving in Washington, D.C., for his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Zelensky arrived on Thursday for a meeting with Trump shortly after the U.S. president spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the phone. During a late afternoon press conference on Thursday, Trump revealed Putin begged him to reconsider giving Tomahawk cruise missiles to Kyiv, which Zelensky believes forced Moscow back to the negotiating table after more than three years of fighting.

“Moscow rushed to resume dialogue the moment it heard about the Tomahawks — I’m already in Washington,” Zelensky told reporters upon arriving in Washington, D.C.

Russia war desperation as sneaky tactic causing 'huge problem'

Zelensky is expected to ask Trump for a fleet of Tomahawk cruise missiles amid Ukraine's fight with Russia.

However, logistical issues might arise as defense experts have expressed concern about Kyiv's ability to launch the 20-foot-long missiles without sufficient Navy ships.

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President Trump hinted that he will give Tomahawk cruise missiles to Kyiv

It comes as Kyiv continues carrying out strikes on Russia's oil and gas refineries in an effort to weaken its petrol-based economy.

Shortly after Trump and Zelensky's meeting was confirmed, the Kremlin claimed that Putin reached out to Trump, to which he obliged.

During the phone call, Trump told reporters that Putin asked him not to strike the arms deal.
 
Marinci se postrojavaju sa zastavama ispred Bijele kuće. Zelenski ubrzo stiže

Marinci koji nose zastave počinju se postrojavati ispred Bijele kuće uoči dolaska Zelenskog, javlja dopisnik BBC-ja.

Kako navodi, čini se da bi na početku radnog ručka s Trumpom moglo biti malo pristupa za novinare, ali to još nije sigurno. Ako dođe do kratkog pojavljivanja pred kamerama između njih dvojice, obratite pozornost na "hvala" koje će Trump vjerojatno dobiti od Zelenskog, tvrdi BBC-jev Tom Bateman.
 
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