Kremlin threatens: Delivery of Tomahawk to Ukrainian army could end very, very badly

The launch of Tomahawk missiles will require the participation of American specialists, so the possible delivery of these missiles to Kiev could end badly, commented at a briefing by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, TASS reports, quoted by Focus.

"Indeed, working with such complex missiles [like Tomahawk] will in one way or another require the participation of American specialists in the process. This is an obvious fact. This is also mentioned in Medvedev's message“, the Kremlin representative stated, responding to a request to clarify the publication by the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev that the delivery of such weapons could “end badly“ for everyone.

"Here every little expert understands this perfectly well and is aware of it", Peskov notes.

Earlier, Medvedev wrote on his Max channel that the possible delivery of these missiles to Kiev could end badly for everyone. He emphasized that it is impossible to distinguish the nuclear version of the Tomahawk from the regular one during flight, and this has been said many times. "Their launch will be carried out not from Bandera's Kiev, but from the United States", the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation indicated.