ATACMS MISSILE
US will send Ukraine $725 mn more in counter-drone systems, anti-personnel land mines
The US is set to provide Ukraine with another $725 million in military aid. This includes counter-drone systems and munitions for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System. There is no confirmation if this includes the Army Tactical Missile System. Ukraine aims to use more anti-personnel landmines to slow Russian and North Korean forces in the Kursk region.
UK intelligence chief accuses Russia of 'staggeringly reckless' sabotage campaign
Russia is carrying out a reckless sabotage campaign in Europe against Ukraine's Western allies. MI6 and French intelligence agencies are collaborating to prevent dangerous escalation. Western officials suspect Russian intelligence is destabilizing Ukraine's allies through disinformation and sabotage. Britain and France are actively supporting Ukraine with weapons, and Moore emphasizes the high cost of not supporting Ukraine.
Putin threatens Kyiv with new hypersonic missile
President Putin threatened to strike decision-making centers in Kyiv with Russia's new hypersonic missile after Moscow attacked Ukraine's energy grid. The attack left a million people without power and was a response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory. The conflict has seen new weapon deployments as both sides aim to gain the upper hand.
Putin says Russia could hit 'decision-making centres' in Kyiv with new missile
Russia may use its new Oreshnik hypersonic missile to target decision-making centres in Kyiv. This potential action is a response to Ukraine's use of Western-made missiles on Russian territory. Putin claims the missile cannot be intercepted. Tensions between the two countries have escalated with recent missile exchanges. Russia plans to increase its production of advanced missile systems.
Nuke talk: Is Vladimir Putin bluffing, or does he mean it?
Russia fired a nuclear-capable missile into Ukraine after the latter fired US and UK-supplied long-range missiles into its territory. Putin has threatened to strike countries supplying weapons to Ukraine. He also confirmed Russia used its hypersonic missile ¡®Oreshnik¡¯ to hit a Ukrainian defense facility.
Russia says hypersonic missile strike on Ukraine was a warning to 'reckless' West
Russia launched a hypersonic missile strike on a Ukrainian military facility in response to what it called "reckless Western support" for Ukraine. The Kremlin emphasized this action as a warning, stating that any future Western involvement will be met with further retaliation.
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US believes Russia's attack in Ukraine showcased new missile
Russia has launched a new type of ballistic missile in Ukraine, raising concerns about an escalation of the conflict. The missile, based on a longer-range design, is believed to be experimental. While Russia claims the launch was a response to Ukrainian strikes, the US sees it as a potential threat and is analyzing its implications for European missile defense.
Russia didn't fire an ICBM towards Ukraine: Putin approved a Moscow-made 'Oreshnik' missile for the attack
Russia launched a new intermediate-range ballistic missile called "Oreshnik" at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, causing damage and injuries. This marked the first use of this experimental missile, which is based on the RS-26 ICBM design.
Oil rises as intensifying Ukraine war increases supply risk
Oil prices saw a slight increase on Friday following Russia's claim of launching a ballistic missile attack on Ukraine and issuing warnings of a potential escalation in the conflict. This situation raised concerns about potential disruptions to crude oil supplies. Despite this, significant gains in oil prices were tempered by a surge in U.S. crude and gasoline reserves.
Kyiv accuses Russia of launching intercontinental ballistic missile attack
Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. While Ukraine confirmed the attack, Russia did not confirm or deny the use of the missile, which is capable of carrying nuclear warheads. This comes amidst heightened missile exchanges between the two countries and Russia's recent advances in Donetsk.
Ukraine launches UK's Storm Shadow missiles at Russia; Will it be able to slow Moscow's advance?
For the first time, Ukraine has used UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles to strike targets inside Russia, according to multiple reports. The move follows the recent approval from Washington for Kyiv to deploy US-made ATACMS missiles across the Russian border. Both missile systems have targeted strategic locations, such as ammunition depots, as part of Ukraine¡¯s intensified counteroffensive. Officials in Ukraine, the UK, and the US have declined to comment on the specifics, underlining operational security. These developments signal a strategic shift in Ukraine¡¯s defence efforts against Russia.
US reopens Kyiv embassy after Ukraine firing of ATACMS missiles into Russia prompted potential strike threat
The U.S. embassy in Kyiv briefly suspended operations due to a potential air attack threat following Ukraine's use of U.S. missiles to strike a target within Russia. While Russia deemed the strike an escalation, Ukraine accused Russia of spreading panic through false missile attack warnings. The U.S. embassy has since resumed services, urging citizens to remain vigilant.
What is the ATACMS missile that Ukraine is firing at Russia, how deadly is it? Here's all you need to know
American-supplied long-range missile have now been aimed and fired at Russia by Ukraine, which has taken their geopolitical conflict to new levels, something that has the potential to escalate to worse positions, triggering a global crisis. How far can things go in the future?
Nearing World War III? From no money to nukes, Donald Trump could give Ukraine nuclear weapons to counter Russian threats
In a recent development it has been known that Russia has officially revised its nuclear doctrine under the leadership of President Vladimir Putin. It has gave rise to a huge tension among the Ukrainian leadership whereas on other hand it has been also known that US President- elect Donald Trump might give Ukraine the required nuclear weapons to counter the Russian threat.
Biden approves anti-personnel mines for Ukraine, US official says
President Biden has authorized sending anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in military aid. The U.S. asserts these mines, designed to become inert after a set time, will help Ukraine defend its territory against Russian offensives. This decision follows Ukraine's recent use of U.S.
Kremlin says Russia-US hotline to deflate crisis not in use
Russia and the United States are not using a special hotline established to avert crises. The Kremlin said this on Wednesday. This comes amid rising nuclear tensions. Ukraine used US-supplied long-range missiles to strike Russian territory. Russia said the West wants to escalate the conflict. The Kremlin said Russia would retaliate if attacked.
US Embassy in Kyiv shuts operations a day after Ukraine strikes Russia with American missiles
The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv temporarily closed and instructed staff to shelter in place due to a potential significant air attack. This follows Ukraine's use of U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles to strike Russian territory, a move that prompted warnings of retaliation from Russia and heightened nuclear tensions.
Ukraine hits Russia with US ATACMS missiles for first time on war's 1,000th day
Ukraine launched U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles at a Russian military facility, marking the first use of the weapons against Russian territory. Moscow confirmed the attack but claimed to have intercepted most of the missiles. The strike comes as the war reaches its 1,000th day and amid concerns about shifting U.S. support with the upcoming change in administration.
Russia vows response after Ukraine fires long-range US missiles
Russia threatened retaliation after Ukraine launched US-supplied long-range missiles at its territory for the first time. This escalation coincided with Putin's decree easing the use of nuclear weapons, a move condemned by Western powers. Despite the risks, the US confirmed it had authorized Ukraine to use the missiles against military targets within Russia.
US won't change nuclear posture after Russia doctrine change, White House says
The White House stated that the U.S. was not caught off guard by Russia's updated nuclear doctrine and sees no need to modify its own stance. This follows Putin's announcement of a lowered threshold for nuclear response and claims of Ukrainian attacks using U.S. missiles. The White House deemed these actions as escalating tensions.
Kremlin says Biden 'fuelling' war as Russian strikes rock Ukraine
The Kremlin accused the US of escalating the Ukraine war by allowing Kyiv to strike targets inside Russia with US-supplied long-range missiles. This follows a second missile attack on Odesa in as many days and comes as Ukraine seeks to counter Russia's deployment of North Korean troops.
Trump Jr accuses Biden of triggering 'World War III' after President allows Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia
Donald Trump Jr has accused Joe Biden of triggering World War III after he allowed Ukraine to use long-range weapons to strike deep into Russia. This comes as North Korean troops are deployed in support of Moscow¡¯s effort. The decision to allow the use of the Army Tactical Missile Systems, or ATACMS, inside Russia had been under consideration for months.
What are ATACMS, the US missiles that may be used against Russia?
The Biden administration has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied ATACMS ballistic missiles for attacks inside Russia. This decision marks a significant policy shift and provides Ukraine with longer-range strike capabilities. The missiles, capable of reaching targets up to 190 miles away, could be used against Russian troop concentrations and military infrastructure in the Kursk region.
Ukraine strikes on Russia with US missiles could lead to world war, Russian lawmakers say
Russia warns that the United States' decision to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles capable of striking Russian territory represents a dangerous escalation of the conflict and could potentially ignite World War Three. Senior Russian lawmakers, including Andrei Klishas and Vladimir Dzhabarov, condemned the move, emphasizing that Moscow would respond decisively.
Shifting red lines in West's support for Ukraine now allows strikes deep into Russia
The United States has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-made weapons for strikes inside Russia. This decision comes after Russia deployed North Korean troops in Ukraine, raising concerns in Washington. The authorization marks a significant shift in U.S. policy and is likely to escalate tensions with Russia.
Vladimir Putin: We will respond if Ukraine allowed to make long-range strikes in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated Moscow is considering various responses if the US and NATO allow Ukraine to use long-range Western weapons against Russia. Putin emphasized the necessity for a response, noting Kyiv's lack of capability to independently deploy such advanced weaponry.
British PM Keir Starmer urged to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles: Report
Former British defence secretaries and ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson have urged Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles inside Russian territory, even without U.S. backing. They warned that any delay would embolden President Putin. Ukrainian President Zelenskiy has been requesting Western missiles for months. Starmer and U.S. President Biden discussed the issue but no decision was announced. Some U.S. officials are skeptical about the impact of such missiles.
US and UK delay weapons decision amid rising tensions after Vladimir Putin warns of NATO conflict if Ukraine uses Western missiles
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that the West could be drawn into direct conflict with Russia if Ukraine uses Western long-range missiles. This comes as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Joe Biden delay their decision on the matter. Biden downplayed Putin¡¯s threats and expressed reluctance to approve ATACMS missiles for Ukraine. The situation is complicated by Russia¡¯s expulsion of British diplomats and the upcoming US presidential election.
Ukraine steps up attacks with U.S. long-range missiles
The Ukrainian army has used U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to target Russian airfields and warships in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory but is barred from attacking inside Russia, limiting its defensive capabilities. Ukraine's recent strikes with Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) aim to weaken Russia's military operations, but U.S. and Western restrictions prevent targeting Russia itself. Ukrainian officials argue this policy allows Russia to attack from within its borders without repercussion. Pressure is mounting on the Biden administration to revise this policy to better support Ukraine's defense against Russian advances.
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