Ukraine would not strike Russian civilians if US provides Tomahawk missiles, Zelensky says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine would only use Tomahawk missiles for military purposes and not attack civilians in Russia, should the US provide them. "We never attacked their civilians. This is the big difference between Ukraine and Russia," the Ukrainian leader said on the Fox News "Sunday Briefing" program. "That's why, if we speak about long-range (missiles), we speak only about military goals." Zelensky's comments, which were recorded on Saturday, aired on Sunday after his second talks in as many days with US President Donald Trump. The Ukrainian leader said they are still discussing the possibility that Washington might provide Kyiv with the long-range missiles. Trump said last week that before agreeing to provide Tomahawks he wants to know...