The USA may offer Ukraine Tomahawk missiles: details of the peace plan

US Proposal for Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine

The USA may offer Ukraine Tomahawk missiles in exchange for a peace agreement, as American officials see this as a way to strengthen deterrence in the post-war period. This information was reported by columnist David Ignatius in an article for The Washington Post. US President Donald Trump is proposing a 'peace plan' for Ukraine, but the security guarantees in his proposal are considered insufficiently strong.

Russia expresses opposition to the deployment of European troops in Ukraine. Officials believe that Ukraine will not use Tomahawk missiles preemptively against Russia. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak assessed the talks in Geneva positively, indicating a willingness for dialogue. The anticipated text of the document under discussion contains 28 points.

Key Points of Trump's Proposal

Among the key points of Trump's proposal, the following can be highlighted:

• Institutionalizing the refusal to join NATO in Ukraine's Constitution;
• Maintaining Ukraine's non-nuclear status;
• Limiting the size of the Ukrainian army to 600,000 personnel;
• Recognizing Crimea, DNR, and LNR as Russian territories;
• Lifting sanctions against Russia and its return to the G8.

Despite the advantages, experts emphasize that

the security guarantees are still not strong enough in Trump's proposal

, and stress that

Ukraine's sovereignty cannot be questioned

.

In the context of ongoing tension between Russia and Ukraine, the US proposal for supplying Tomahawk missiles could become an important element in ensuring military stability in the region. However, despite the potential advantages in strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, the complexity of the proposed conditions for the peace agreement raises serious concerns about the long-term implications for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Further negotiations between the parties may determine whether a balance can be found between Ukraine's security and Russia's demands, leaving open the question of the real effectiveness of Trump's peace plan.