Dmitry Medvedev issued a nuclear warning regarding potential US authorization of long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Donald Trump's ambiguous comments about the missiles fueled the tension, with headlines suggesting he might approve their transfer. Medvedev warned of catastrophic consequences, including for Trump, if the US sends these weapons capable of hitting Moscow. He highlighted the difficulty in distinguishing between nuclear and conventional Tomahawks in flight, referencing Russian strategic doctrine. This doctrine allows for a nuclear response if Russia believes a nuclear attack is underway. Recent months have seen threatening rhetoric between Trump and Medvedev on social media, including claims of nuclear submarine deployments. Medvedev's warning serves as a red line, warning that the situation could quickly escalate if the US arms Ukraine with Tomahawks. Ukraine's President Zelensky has said that he would only target military sites as a way to make the deployment 'responsible'. This development has been reported by the website ZeroHedge.