US EditionUS envoy says Ukraine could be authorised to 'hit deep' into Russia
The U.S. permits Ukraine to use long-range missiles, including Tomahawks, targeting Russian infrastructure to increase pressure amid stalled peace talks, with over 1.1 million Russian troop losses reported.
- A US special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, stated that US President Donald Trump has authorized long-range Ukrainian attacks into Russia during a Fox News program.
- Vice President JD Vance mentioned that the US is considering supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk cruise missiles, which could reach Moscow.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov questioned whether Ukrainians could operate Tomahawk missiles without American assistance.
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Trump finds new leverage in Ukraine fight with Tomahawk threat and long-range strike authorization
President Donald Trump shifts Ukraine strategy, weighing Tomahawk missile transfers and declaring Ukraine can reclaim all territory seized by Russia in the ongoing conflict.
Ukraine is allowed to use American weapons to attack military targets deep inside Russia.
U.S. Ukrainian commissioner Keith Kellogg has brought the possibility of Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory with weapons supplied by the US. Moscow is playing down the new U.S. rhetoric. A "miracle weapon" does not exist ... Kellogg said on Sunday on Fox News on the question whether US President Donald Trump has approved such attacks with U.S. weapons, because of the statements he has read from Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secre…
U.S. Ukrainian commissioner Keith Kellogg sees opportunities for Ukraine through U.S. Tomahawk-type marching missiles. Russia is unimpressed. The use of Tomahawks will have no influence on the front.
The U.S. authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-made long-range weapons against targets in Russia under supervision...
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