Ukraine Deploys US Long-Range Missiles in Russia, Escalating Tensions

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Ukraine has reportedly used US-supplied Army Tactical Missile Systems (Atacms) to strike Russia's Bryansk region, marking the first use of these long-range missiles on Russian territory. The attack, which followed Washington's approval for such actions, resulted in a fire at a military facility but no casualties. Russia's defense ministry confirmed the strike and warned of a "tangible response." Meanwhile, President Putin has updated Russia's nuclear doctrine to consider attacks from non-nuclear states, backed by nuclear powers, as joint assaults.
- Ukraine uses US long-range missiles for first time, says Russia BBC.com
- Moscow warns the US over allowing Ukraine to hit Russian soil with longer-range weapons The Associated Press
- Ukraine uses U.S.-made ATACMS missiles inside Russia for the first time The Washington Post
- Ukraine Hits Russia With Western-Made Missiles for First Time: Report Bloomberg
- Ukraine strikes arsenal amid reports U.S. ATACMS used in Russia for first time Reuters
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