Summary
A Russian lawmaker suggested Russia might attack NATO member Poland if the United States gives Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. The missiles could significantly increase Ukraine's strike capability against Russia. Concerns are rising over possible military escalations.
Key Facts
- A Russian MP warned that Moscow might bomb Poland if the U.S. provides Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
- Poland's Rzeszów military hub was identified as a possible target.
- The Tomahawk missiles have a range of up to 1,600 miles, making them more powerful than other missiles Ukraine uses.
- The U.S. has not decided on delivering Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
- Russia mentioned potential escalation if Ukraine receives these missiles.
- There are doubts about the U.S. supplying these missiles because they are mainly launched from sea-based platforms.
- Political tensions are evident as the U.S. considers options while Russia warns of reactions.
