Putin Warns NATO and US on Ukraine Using Long-Range Weapons
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that allowing Kyiv to use long-range weapons to strike Russian targets would mean NATO is at war with Russia. He emphasized that this would change the nature of the conflict, prompting Russia to respond. This comes as Ukraine pushes the West for more powerful weapons amidst the ongoing conflict.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that allowing Kyiv to use long-range weapons to strike Russian targets would mean NATO is 'at war' with Russia.
These comments came as the US and UK discussed easing rules on firing Western weapons into Russia, a request Kyiv has been pushing for.
Putin emphasized that such a move would significantly change the conflict's nature, prompting Russia to respond based on new threats.
The warning follows Ukraine's urgent appeals for more powerful weapons with fewer restrictions as Russia continues its advance in eastern Ukraine.
These comments came as the US and UK discussed easing rules on firing Western weapons into Russia, a request Kyiv has been pushing for.
Putin emphasized that such a move would significantly change the conflict's nature, prompting Russia to respond based on new threats.
The warning follows Ukraine's urgent appeals for more powerful weapons with fewer restrictions as Russia continues its advance in eastern Ukraine.