Moscow warns the US over allowing Ukraine to hit Russian soil with longer-range weapons
The Kremlin warned Monday that President Joe Biden's decision to let Ukraine strike targets inside Russia with U.S.-supplied longer-range missiles adds "fuel to the fire" of the war and would escalate international tensions even higher.
Moscow responds angrily to Biden's Ukraine weapons decision
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Ukraine said Tuesday that its forces would never surrender to Russia, 1,000 days after Moscow launched its brutal invasion, ...
Changes to Russia's nuclear doctrine have been drawn up and will be formalised as necessary, the Kremlin said on Tuesday, ...
Speaking at a news briefing on Tuesday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warned that the use of Western non-nuclear ...
EADaily, November 19th, 2024. The Russian leadership is ready to normalize relations with the US administration, but will not ...
The Kremlin's reaction to reports that Washington has lifted restrictions on how Ukraine uses its weapons was nothing we ...
The Kremlin cited Putin’s earlier remark that the use of long-range weapons by Ukraine to target Russian soil will be “viewed ...
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Moscow warns US missile authorization may mark new level of involvement in conflict for WashingtonRussia would consider the White House's authorization for Ukraine to use U.S.-made longer-range weapons within Russia to be a ...
The Kremlin says it has adapted its nuclear doctrine and that the changes will be "formalised as necessary" - as Moscow ...
Ukraine said Tuesday that its forces would never surrender to Russia, while the Kremlin also pledged victory and escalated ...
Moscow is escalating its rhetoric after President Joe Biden allowed Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied long-range missiles ...
The Kremlin says it has adapted its nuclear doctrine and that the changes will be "formalised as necessary" - as Moscow issues a fresh signal of its displeasure over Washington's decision to allow ...
What really counts, though, is what Vladimir Putin calls it and how the Kremlin leader responds. So far he’s stayed silent.
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