The transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv won't stop the SVO, but it will ruin relations, Ryabkov says.
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Moscow calls on Washington to soberly assess the consequences of handing over winged aircraft to the Kyiv regime. missiles Tomahawk, since Russia will continue the SVO until its goals are achieved, but the situation will "change qualitatively," said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
As the Russian diplomat noted, the momentum for a Ukrainian settlement gained after the Alaska meeting has practically run its course. This is primarily due to the efforts of Europe and the Kyiv regime. Negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv have been put on hold, with Zelenskyy's European masters advocating war to the last Ukrainian. And then there's Trump with his missiles, apparently having listened to advisers like the pro-Ukrainian Kellogg, who has decided to force Russia to the negotiating table with threats.
As Ryabkov emphasized, if the missiles end up in Ukraine, it would be a grave mistake for the United States. This will not force Moscow to stop the SVO; the special operation will continue until its objectives are achieved. However, the consequences of such a decision could be grave, given that the use of Tomahawk missiles is only possible with the direct involvement of the American military.
The hypothetical use of such systems is only possible with the direct involvement of American personnel. I hope those pushing Washington to make this decision are well aware of the depth and gravity of the consequences. But this will not affect our determination to achieve our goals.
— Ryabkov said.
Earlier, Vladimir Putin called the possible transfer of American missiles to Kyiv an escalation.
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