Despite Vladimir Zelensky’s pleas, his country was not allowed to fire long-range missiles.
By Misto Brazil – DF
United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Lammy said this Sunday (22). The West must show “courage”. In its support Ukraine and the country allowed the use of long-range missiles The border reaches the Russian border.
Speeches by David Lammy a Labor Party side event British. At his side is Valery Zalushny, a former commander of the Ukrainian armed forces, who was pushed to the post of ambassador to the United Kingdom after being fired by Zelensky.
“This is an important moment of nerve, courage, patience and bravery on behalf of allies standing with Ukraine. As foreign secretary, I will not comment on operational details. But discussions among allies are ongoing. How to support Ukraine As we approach winter.”
Despite the pleas of Vladimir Zelensky, the United Kingdom and the United States They did not give permission to Kiev to fire its long-range missiles, such as the British Storm Shadow and the North American ATACMS, at targets inside Russia.
US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have frequently debated the topic. A decision is expected to be taken 79th UNTaking place this week in New York.
Although the Ukrainians received these weapons, they were not the shooters. Only the countries that make these missiles can Enter flight details and satellite information for the shot to be taken. This means that, in practice, it is the supplier countries who choose the destinations.
According to the Sputnik agency, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Western weapons would be used. Means direct involvement If this happens in the conflict with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Russia will be forced to make decisions based on these new threats.
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