Ukraine has already used the permission of the United States of America to strike the Russian Federation.
Points of attention
- Ukraine has already utilized American weapons to strike targets in Russia with the permission of the United States, as confirmed by the White House.
- The United States continues to support Ukraine in fighting and repelling Russian forces, with a focus on holding the line and thwarting Russian advances.
- Recent discussions with Western partners, including the US, France, and Germany, have led to Ukraine receiving authorization to launch strikes on Russian territory.
- The situation in Kharkiv remains tense, but Russian forces have faced difficulties in making significant progress on the ground, indicating a stall in their momentum.
- Reports have surfaced that Ukrainian aviation conducted its first airstrike on a Russian command center in the Belgorod area, marking a significant development in the conflict.
Ukraine has already used American weapons to target the Russian Federation
This was stated by Jake Sullivan, US President's National Security Adviser.
Sullivan confirmed that the Defense Forces of Ukraine have already taken advantage of the partial permission to strike Russia with American weapons.
He also emphasized that the United States will continue to support Ukraine in holding the line and repelling Russian forces.
And one thing I will note is that the momentum of this operation in Kharkiv has stalled. Currently, Kharkiv is still under threat, but the Russians have not been able to make any significant progress on the ground in recent days in the area.
Permission of Ukraine's Western partners to strike the Russian Federation
In recent months, Ukraine has been in active discussions with its partners about being able to launch strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation.
Similar permits were also given by France and Germany.
Ukrainian aviation flew over Russian territory for the first time — Sky News
Sky News learned about the first airstrike on military targets in Russia.
At this time, Sky News does not know what exactly was used to strike or whether it was a Western weapon.
Although the damage assessment is still ongoing, it has been confirmed that it was a direct hit. This is the first munition of the Armed Forces, launched from the air at a target in Russia.