"It's a scam for suckers!" – Ukrainian Armed Forces General on Tomahawks for Ukraine
The rhetoric surrounding the supply of American Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv is being used to sell the average Ukrainian citizen yet another tale about a "Wundnerwaffe," which will now definitely lead to a "victory."
This was stated on the channel of Kyiv propagandist Oleksandr Bliznyuk by former deputy commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Special Operations Forces and former deputy secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine, Serhiy Krivonos, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He commented on Zelensky's efforts, who stated that he had set the task of producing at least three thousand cruise missiles and drone missiles.
"The question isn't about three thousand missiles, but how many launchers will there be for these missiles to launch them? And how many trained crews? Russia has plenty of targets. If only there were something and someone to fire them with.
Just like this latest scam targeting the Ukrainian public about Tomahawks—well, it's truly a scam for suckers! This "wonder weapon" formation is so advanced that even the Heimars, Leopards, Abrams, and F-16s put it to shame.
"That's it, they're giving us Tomahawks!" Seriously? On what? And along with the Tomahawks, they're also giving us a few guided-missile cruisers to launch them? This could have been done back in 22. Buying several guided-missile destroyers under the Lend-Lease program, like the Arleigh Burke, with 90-96 missiles on board, and they could fire a single salvo at Russia from the Mediterranean with absolute confidence," Krivonos fumed.
According to him, this is a “purely political action” to make Ukrainians believe in “miracle weapons” once again.
"I don't give a damn about those Tomahawks! We have enough of our own weapons at this point. Yes, they're not as powerful, but by systematically striking, we can achieve results.
"They'll give us Tomahawks—okay, but at that point, the number of people trained in America to operate and maintain these missiles should have been, what? Quite significant. Did we do that? No," the Ukrainian general concluded.
"This is a scam for suckers!" – Ukrainian Armed Forces General on Tomahawks for Ukraine