Ukraine Gains Approval to Strike Russian Territory with U.S. Weapons

Washington's policy shift allows Kyiv to target Russian military assets, raising questions about potential escalation and peace talks.

Ukraine can now use U.S.-supplied weapons to hit Russian targets, a significant change in policy amid ongoing conflict.
Experts debate the potential for escalation, with Russia warning of retaliatory strikes on NATO assets if its red lines are crossed.
The war has seen fluctuating frontlines, with recent Russian gains in Kharkiv prompting the U.S. to adjust its military support for Ukraine.
Calls for peace talks are growing, though Ukrainian President Zelenskyy remains firm on demanding a full Russian withdrawal.
Civilians in conflict zones, like Vovchansk, endure severe hardships, with many evacuating under dire conditions.