US Eases Restrictions on Ukraine's Missile Strikes into Russia
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The Pentagon has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-provided longer-range missiles to strike targets inside Russia if it is acting in self-defense, expanding the scope beyond the front lines near Kharkiv. This decision comes as Russia continues to fire on Ukrainian targets from within its own borders. The U.S. is also expediting the delivery of air defense interceptor missiles to Ukraine to counter increased Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
- Ukraine may fire US-provided missiles into Russia wherever it is coming under attack, Pentagon says The Associated Press
- U.S. restrictions put key Russian air bases out of firing range, officials say The Washington Post
- Ukraine's Neptune missiles are homegrown answer to ATACMS restrictions Business Insider
- US signals that it has expanded policy to allow Ukraine to counterstrike into Russia CNN
- US changes rules on Ukraine firing long range missiles into Russia The Telegraph
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