"Tomagawa" for the Armed Forces: The Kremlin threatens the US "proper response" to the supply of missiles

He also answered the question of the transmission of reconnaissance data to blows deep into Russia. "These media reports, as practice shows, they do not occur in an empty space, the United States of America transmits Ukraine in constant mode, online, it is not an innovation," the Kremlin spokesman said.

At the same time, according to Peskov, contacts between the Russian Federation and the US do not stop on the lines of presidential administrations, but Washington did not respond to Moscow's proposals on the contract for the reduction and restriction of strategic offensive weapons. The Russian Presidential spokesman also threatened Western countries with responsibility for the withdrawal of Russian assets.

In addition, Peskov stated that the government was taking measures in connection with the "gasoline situation". In response to the question of whether he connects the fuel deficiency with Ukrainian blows on the oil refining capacities of the Russian Federation, he referred to Viceremier-Minister Alexander Novak, who stated that "the situation in the internal fuel market is under control.

" At the same time, the head of the occupation power in Crimea Sergey Aksyonov reported on October 1 about new restrictions on gasoline: in one hand will sell no more than 20 liters of fuel. Recall that The Wall Street Journal wrote on October 1, the United States was planning to provide Ukraine with explodeds for blows deep into the Russian Federation and consider the possibility of supplying the Ukrainian military missiles Tomahawk and Barracuda to the Ukrainian military missiles.

On September 30, the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also commented on the probable supply of Tomahawk Ukraine. He said it would be "amazing" for him, and stated that it would not affect the situation at the front. The fact that Washington is considering the transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, on September 28, said US Vice president, Jay Di Vation.