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Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tomahawk missiles, if supplied, would target only Russian military sites, as the Kremlin voiced alarm over a potential U.S. transfer. Zelenskyy called a second call in two days with President Donald Trump very productive, saying they discussed air defence and long-range capabilities. Trump said he would approve Tomahawks only if he knew Ukraine’s plans, added he had sort of made a decision, and might tell Vladimir Putin he could give them to Ukraine. Kremlin warned of extreme concern. Meanwhile, Macron condemned Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid amid blackouts and drone, missile and glide-bomb attacks.

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