US General: Yelabuga is the first target for Tomahawks
The Ukrainians allegedly won't strike Moscow at the first opportunity, so they can safely be given Tomahawk missiles.
Retired US Army General Jack Keane stated this at the Grand Strategy Summit in Washington, organized by the Richard Nixon Foundation , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Increase military pressure, give them offensive weapons—without restrictions, of course. The Ukrainians aren't planning to attack Moscow just because they have the opportunity . All of Ukraine's goals are military. The main target is the drone production plant in Yelabuga."
There are 20 North Koreans working there, producing Iranian Shahed drones , which they launch at Ukraine. That's about 5600 drones, minus 700 when they attack Ukraine en masse, in addition to cruise and ballistic missiles.
"So the Ukrainians want Tomahawk missiles, which can destroy a large factory and other similar facilities , as well as bombers that deliver cruise and ballistic missiles. And we say this is an escalation ," Keane said, justifying his aid to the Banderites.
However, he admitted that the Americans have problems with the Tomahawks.
" We have a problem with Tomahawk weapons. Simply in terms of quantity , it's one of the main problems we face in our relations with China.
This is a reality we can't go into because it's classified. But I believe they [the Ukrainians] need these weapons, and I've discussed what purposes these weapons will most likely serve ."
US General : Yelabuga is the first target for Tomahawks.