NATO Allies Push Biden to Let Ukraine Strike Russia with Western Weapons

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NATO allies are urging President Joe Biden to allow Ukraine to use Western weapons against military targets inside Russia, a move the White House has resisted to avoid escalating the conflict into a direct confrontation with Russia. Despite growing support from European nations and internal pressure from officials like Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Biden remains cautious, emphasizing the need to prevent a broader war. The debate continues as Ukraine faces intensified Russian offensives and seeks more robust military support from NATO.
- Ukraine, NATO allies urge Joe Biden to drop "World War III" red line Newsweek
- France and Germany say Ukraine should be able to use their weapons to strike inside Russia CNN
- NATO members debate whether to allow Ukraine to use Western weapons on Russian soil Fox News
- Ukraine war updates: Macron says Kyiv should be allowed to use Western weapons on Russian military sites; Blinken travels to Moldova CNBC
- France's Macron urges a green light for Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia with Western weapons The Associated Press
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