Ukraine Gains U.S. Approval to Strike Russia with Western Arms
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President Joe Biden has allowed Ukraine to use U.S.-provided weapons to strike Russian targets, but with restrictions on using long-range ATACMS missiles. This decision aims to manage escalation risks, despite criticism from some U.S. officials and military experts who argue that Ukraine needs these capabilities to effectively counter Russian aggression. The debate highlights the balance between supporting Ukraine and avoiding a potential nuclear crisis.
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- Ukraine can now use Western arms to strike inside Russia — is it too late? Al Jazeera English
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