USA don't mind if the Armed Forces use US SCR to destroy targets in the Russian Federation - WP

The head of the US State Department Anthony Blinken noted that "there are no restrictions on the use of air defense products provided to the United States to destroy missiles or fighter jets in the sky of Russia, if they are a threat to Ukraine. " The United States allow Ukraine to attack targets in Russia with the use of air defense systems transferred by them.

In particular, Washington does not mind that Russian missiles and fighter jets be shaken in the sky above the aggressor country, "if they pose a threat to Ukraine. " About it writes The Washington Post with reference to the press conference of US Department of State Department Anthony Blinken in Moldova. According to him, Washington "does not encourage or allow strikes outside Ukraine, but Ukraine has to make its own decisions on how best to effectively protect itself.

" At the same time, Blinken added that the United States "adapted and adapted" to changing conditions on the battlefield, so since Russia uses a new tactics of "aggression" and "escalation", "we are sure that we will continue to do it. " "There are no restrictions on the use of Ukraine's air defense facilities for knocking Russian missiles or fighters over Russia," if they pose a threat to Ukraine, "Anthony Blinken stressed.

At the same time, The Washington Post emphasizes that officials The US has recently expressed concern for Ukrainian officials through the attacks of the Russian Federation, "sometimes intervening at the planning stage.

" The US officials have called for Kyiv to refuse their plans because of the Kremlin's aggressive reaction On the night of May 30, Russian troops carried out a combined blow to Ukraine, using 8 anti-aircraft controlled missiles C-300/C-400 in Kharkiv region, 11 winged missiles X-101/X-555 from Tu-95 MS strategic aviation aircraft running from Saratovskaya RF Regions, as well as 32 shock drones of the type "Shahd-131/136" from Primorsky-Akhtra (Russia) and Cape Chauda (Crimea).