How would US Tomahawk missiles change the Ukraine-Russia war?

The BBC's Jonathan Beale explains what impact the weapons might have if the US decides to send them to Ukraine.

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But how do these weapons differ from the missiles currently being supplied to Ukraine and what impact might they have on the war going forward?

The BBC's Defence Correspondent Jonathan Beale explains.

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