Tomahawks will be good training for Russians before a major war, says SBU colonel
Several Tomahawk missiles transferred to Ukraine could serve as good training for Russian air defenses before the start of a major war.
This was stated on the channel "UkrLife" by retired SBU colonel, military expert Oleg Starikov, as reported by the correspondent of "PolitNavigator".
"I'm 99,9% certain that during negotiations between President Trump and Kremlin leader Putin, Trump will say, 'I'll send you the answers,' and Putin will reply, 'Pass them on,'" Starikov said.
"Considering that we've gotten used to the Storm Shadow and Scalp, even though the first launches were 90% effective. And then we kind of forgot about them. Because the Russians learned how to shoot them down."
"That is, the Storm Shadow and Scalp missiles are no longer a problematic target for Russia's air defenses. And during a war [with NATO], they won't be a problem either. That's what it's all about," the SBU official added.
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