特朗普威胁普京：不停战就送乌“大杀器”，射程可覆盖莫斯科

Core Viewpoint - President Trump has warned Russia that if the war in Ukraine does not end soon, he may provide Ukraine with "Tomahawk" missiles, indicating a potential increase in pressure on Russia [1][3]. Group 1: Trump's Statements - Trump stated that if the war remains unresolved, he would send "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine, describing them as highly capable and aggressive weapons that Russia would not want to face [3]. - He mentioned that the U.S. is considering providing "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine through NATO rather than directly [3]. - Trump has communicated with Ukrainian President Zelensky about the potential provision of "Tomahawk" missiles and indicated he might discuss this with Russia [3]. Group 2: Russian Response - Russian presidential spokesperson Peskov expressed high concern regarding Trump's statements about supplying "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine, highlighting the dramatic escalation of tensions [4]. - Peskov noted that if the U.S. were to provide such missiles, it would further damage U.S.-Russia relations, which had recently shown signs of improvement [4]. Group 3: Ukraine's Position - Ukrainian President Zelensky has been actively discussing the missile provision with Trump, stating that they are working to persuade him to approve the missile agreement [7]. - Despite ongoing discussions, Trump has not yet agreed to Zelensky's request for "Tomahawk" missiles [7]. - Following a shift in Trump's stance after a meeting with Zelensky at the UN, he indicated that Ukraine now has a chance to "regain all of Ukraine" with support from the EU and NATO [7]. Group 4: Missile Specifications - The "Tomahawk" cruise missile is a subsonic long-range missile with a maximum range exceeding 2000 kilometers, capable of covering Moscow if launched from Ukraine [7].