U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has officially confirmed that President Joe Biden has given Ukraine permission to strike military targets inside Russia with American weapons.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Russia is demonstrating that it may be ready to commit aggressive provocations in the Baltic region.
Russian authorities are preparing to intensify the deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia throughout summer 2024, further consolidating another component of Russia's genocidal campaign in Ukraine.
NATO Allies must accelerate deliveries of the crucial weapons that Ukraine needs to defeat Russia's war of aggression and should lift restrictions that prohibit their use against military targets inside Russia.
Since the beginning of the day, Russia has launched nearly 40 aerial guided bombs on Ukrainian positions and civil infrastructure. At the front lines, the number of enemy offensive and assault efforts increased to 99.
Russia has accumulated 10,000 S-300 missiles, but there are suitable weapons in the world to counter them. However, Ukraine currently does not have either a sufficient number of these weapons or permission from Western partners to use them for strikes against military targets inside Russia.
Journalists have published satellite imagery showing the consequences of what likely was a Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s famed early warning radar in Armavir, Krasnodar Territory, which is part of the Russian network of radars tasked with spotting ballistic launches at long distances.
Shortly before Russia launched an offensive in Kharkiv region, it disrupted the Starlink satellite service in the area, widely used by Ukraine’s Armed Forces for communication, reconnaissance, and drone attacks.