In the US they want to stop the production of Tomahawk missiles.

The publication "Defense One" in one of its articles told that the United States could withdraw from production the cruise missiles "Tomahawk", which are one of the most actively used missiles in service with the Navy and Air Force of this country. The reasons for the withdrawal of these missiles from production are still unknown, but the publication "East Day" suggested that such a step could be due to the latest failure in Syria.

"During massive missile and air strikes, American missiles launched by ships and aircraft could not hit the targets, and moreover, were vulnerable to air defense systems. The Russian "Pantsir-S" complexes supplied to Syria were able to destroy about 66% of all missiles launched, and given that there are more effective anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems, further use of Tomahawk cruise missiles is inappropriate ", - said Chinese analysts.

Experts from other countries have suggested that it may be to remove air-launched missiles, because today there are more effective missiles with increased accuracy.

"We should not exclude the fact that with the advent of highly effective electronic warfare systems, American Tomahawk missiles simply stop falling into the intended targets. Of course, stopping production of cruise missiles does not at all point to the fact that they will cease to be used, but this is already an alarming call for US allies ", - the expert Avia.pro marks.

* "Tomahawk" - a family of American multi-purpose high-precision subsonic long-range cruise missiles of strategic and tactical designation of underwater, surface, land and air based. Flies at extremely low altitudes with a bend of the terrain. It is in service with ships and submarines of the US Navy, it was used in all significant military conflicts involving the United States from the time it was adopted into service in 1983. Estimated cost of the missile in 2014 fin. year was 1,45 million dollars.