The U.S. is unlikely to provide Ukraine with Tomahawk long-range cruise missiles, Reuters reported on Oct. 2, citing an unnamed U.S. official and three other sources familiar with the discussions. The missiles have been on Ukraine's weapons wish list for years and would greatly expand Kyiv's long-range weapons arsenal. While the U.S. has no shortage of Tomahawk missiles, officials told Reuters that Washington is more likely to provide shorter-range systems or let European allies buy long-range weapons for Ukraine. Possible Russian targets for Tomahawk (Nizar al-Rifai/The Kyiv Independent)Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warned Russia would respond "appropriately" if Washington supplied Tomahawks to Ukraine. Russia maintains a significant missile advantage, regularly striking Ukrainian cities with Kalibr cruise missiles and Iskander ballistic missiles.