[World Wide Web Reporter Zhang Qian] According to Reuters and the Russian Business Consulting (RBC), Russian Presidential Press Secretary and Kremlin spokesman Peskov said in an interview released on the 12th local time that Russia is deeply concerned about the possibility of the United States. The supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine is deeply concerned. He also said that as the situation between all parties escalates, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has entered a "dramatic" moment.

In an interview with reporters, Peskov said: "This is indeed a very dramatic moment, and tensions are escalating on all sides."

Peskov said if the "Tax" missiles were used to attack Russia, Moscow must consider the possibility that some models could carry nuclear warheads.

"Imagine this: a long-range missile is launched, and we know it may be a nuclear missile. How should the Russian Federation feel? How should Russia react? Military experts overseas should understand this," Peskov said.

Peskov also said in the interview that the "Tomahawk" missile cannot change the situation on the front line.

According to reports, U.S. Vice President Vance told the media at the end of September that the White House is considering providing Ukraine with a Tomahawk cruise missile with a range that can cover the Russian capital, Moscow, through European NATO members. US President Trump said at the White House on October 6 that he had made "some decision" on whether to provide Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. On the 10th, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that if the United States provides Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, Russia will strengthen its air defense system to respond. Putin also said that Russia has mastered a new type of weapon and will show to the outside world in the near future that the current test results of this weapon are good.