Zelenskiy Hints at New Long-Range US Weapons Pending Trump Decision

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy indicated that following productive discussions with US President Donald Trump, Ukraine may receive new long-range weapons to counter Russian airstrikes, though the specifics remain undecided and depend on Trump's decision. Zelenskyy has highlighted Ukraine's current use of its own weapons for long-range strikes and its potential to increase drone deployment to match Russian levels with adequate funding. Reports suggest Ukraine has requested long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles, with US Vice President J.D. Vance confirming that Washington is considering this request. Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine has not initiated attacks on Russian civilian infrastructure but is responding to Russian strikes. The potential provision of intelligence support for long-range missile strikes by the US has also been reported. These developments come amid Zelenskyy's participation in the European Political Community summit in Copenhagen, where he continues to seek international support against Russian aggression.