A Ukrainian delegation, led by Prime Minister Iulia Sviridenko, met with American arms manufacturers, including Raytheon, to discuss the delivery of Tomahawk missiles.

A delegation of high-ranking Ukrainian officials, led by Prime Minister Iulia Sviridenko and the head of the presidential administration Andrii Iermak, is in the USA to discuss military cooperation. They met with representatives of arms manufacturers, including Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, to explore the delivery of Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine. Iermak emphasized that cooperation between Ukraine and the USA continues to grow, highlighting the importance of F-16 aircraft.

In this context, Donald Trump suggested that he could threaten Russia with deliveries of Tomahawk missiles if it does not stop the war. The Ukrainian Prime Minister also discussed investments and energy cooperation with the Secretary of the Treasury, in light of recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.