Published 1 year ago

Kiev, we will not use long-range weapons to hit Russia

Summary by Ground News

U.S. on Friday announced a new $2.2 billion package of arms and munitions for Ukraine. The Pentagon said a new rocket-propelled precision bomb could nearly double Kyiv's strike range against Russian forces. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky agreed that weapons supplied by the West would not be used to attack Russian territory.

0 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

The Hindu

New long-range weapons will not target Russia: Ukraine defence minister

France and Italy for their part are expected to deliver mobile surface-to-air missile systems.

1 year ago·India

Read Full Article

South China Morning Post

New long-range weapons will not target Russia, Ukraine says

Ukraine says it will only use ‘the weapons of foreign partners’ against Russia’s units in occupied territories for the purpose of ‘de-occupying our land’.

1 year ago·Hong Kong

Read Full Article

Het Laatste Nieuws

Ukraine vows not to use Western long-range weapons for attacks on Russian territory

The new long-range weapons that the United States has promised to Ukraine will not be used on Russian territory. That's what Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said.

1 year ago·Kobbegem, Belgium

Read Full Article

ANSA

Kiev, we will not use long-range weapons to hit Russia

'Western reluctance to hunt will cost more lives'. Head of Wagner, in Bakhmut the Ukrainians are not retiring. (BEND)

1 year ago·Italy

Read Full Article

Firstpost News

New long-range weapons will not target Russia: Ukraine defence minister

The United States on Friday announced a new $2.2 billion package of arms and munitions for Ukraine, which the Pentagon said included a new rocket-propelled precision bomb that could nearly double Kyiv's strike range against Russian forces

1 year ago·Mumbai, India

Read Full Article

Deccan Herald

New long-range weapons will not target Russia: Ukraine

Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said Sunday that Kyiv would not use new long-range weapons from the West to strike targets in Russia. "On Friday our partners decided to provide us with weapons capable of firing at a distance of 150 kilometres," or around 90 miles, Reznikov told a news conference.

1 year ago

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year

Ground News Article Assistant

Not enough coverage to generate an Article Assistant.