President Trump, buoyed by a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, is shifting his focus to ending the war in Ukraine, indicating a potential sale of long-range Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv to enhance pressure on Russia. He emphasized the urgency of addressing the conflict, stating, “First we have to get Russia done.” While this move could escalate tensions with Moscow, analysts suggest that the immediate supply of Extended Range Attack Munition (ERAM) missiles may be more beneficial for Ukraine. Amid ongoing discussions of tougher sanctions against Russia, Trump’s administration appears to be aligning with legislative efforts designed to cripple Moscow’s economy. This pivot reflects a broader strategy to reshape U.S. foreign policy and reassert American influence in global conflicts, particularly in the face of Russian aggression.