On 29 May, commenting on Russia's increasing attacks on Kyiv, US President Joe Biden said that it is not unexpected, and “that’s why we got to continue to give Ukraine all they need.”
Asked whether it is time for ATACMS for Ukraine, President Biden replied:
"That’s still in play."
For now, only the UK supplied Ukraine with its Storm Shadow missiles having a range of about 250 kilometers, while the US has declined to provide its 297-km range Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) missiles. Ukraine also asked Germany to provide its Taurus cruise missiles.
Read also:
- Ukraine asks Germany to provide Taurus cruise missiles – Reuters
- UK confirms that Ukraine has been using Storm Shadow missiles
- Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany announces 110 Leopard 1 tanks “soon” in Ukraine
- The US will not provide Ukraine with ATACMS long-range missiles, General Milley says
- UK confirms supply of long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles to Ukraine (updated)
- The US will not provide Ukraine with ATACMS long-range missiles, General Milley says
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