US Greenlights Ukraine's Long-Range Strikes, Sparking Tensions with Russia

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President Biden has authorized Ukraine to use long-range U.S. missiles for strikes inside Russia, amid concerns of Russian escalation and the deployment of North Korean troops in Russia. Meanwhile, President-elect Trump opposes further U.S. military aid to Ukraine and plans to negotiate an end to the war. At the G20 summit in Brazil, Biden faces challenges as some of his endorsed measures lack support from the incoming Trump administration. Additionally, Trump's plan to combat fentanyl involves military action against Mexican drug cartels, raising concerns among experts about potential diplomatic fallout.
- U.S. allows Ukraine to use long-range weapons in Russia. And, Trump's fentanyl plan NPR
- Biden allowing Ukraine to strike Russia with US-supplied weapons will 'enrage' Putin, says retired lieutenant colonel Fox News
- Map Shows Ukraine Missiles' Reach Into Russia After Joe Biden Green Light Newsweek
- Moscow warns US over allowing Ukraine to hit Russian soil with long-range weapons The Associated Press
- Live updates: US allows Ukraine to make long-range missile strikes into Russia CNN
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