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.
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