U.S. President Donald Trump is not really considering supplying Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles, he told reporters aboard Air Force One on Nov. 2.
"No, not really," he said, commenting on the Pentagon's recent report that the U.S. has enough Tomahawks in its stockpile to supply Ukraine.
However, he added that he could change his mind.
Trump also said he does not plan to use frozen Russian assets as a negotiating tool, stressing that he is not involved in the discussions in Europe.
"There's no final straw. Sometimes you have to let it fight out. And they're fighting and they're fighting it out," he said when asked what would be the final straw for him to prove that Russia is not ready to end the war with Ukraine.
This follows a CNN report on Oct. 31 that the Pentagon approved sending Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, but the final decision rests with President Trump.