Longer range missiles only way to take Ukraine’s war to Putin
Trump’s decision to provide more defensive weapons to Ukraine is welcome, but the way to really pressure Putin is to give Kyiv the ability to take the war deep inside Russia.
Trump’s decision to provide more defensive weapons to Ukraine is welcome, but the way to really pressure Putin is to give Kyiv the ability to take the war deep inside Russia.
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