US and Germany do not want to allow Ukraine to beat the Russian Federation with a long -range weapon - FT

According to journalists, Baiden and German Chancellor Olaf Soltz are concerned about the risk of escalation if Western weapons hit the deep rear of the Russian Federation. Ukraine has intensified calls for the Allies to remove restrictions on the use of long -range Western weapons to strikes in Russia. Financial Times writes about it.

According to journalists, President Volodymyr Zelensky has set a task for Ukrainian diplomats - to convince Washington and other centers of force in the West to allow the Armed Forces to strike on air tights and other military facilities in the depths of Russia. It is reported that this issue has shared Kyiv's partners: the United Kingdom and France want to allow Ukraine to beat military purposes in the depths of the Russian territory, while the United States and Germany oppose.

The material states that Ukraine was transferred to rockets with a range of up to 300 km, but partners have stated that they could not be used to damage targets in Russia. Such rockets include ATACMS as well as Storm Shadow. In addition, Ukraine wants to get German Taurus missiles, which can beat 500 kilometers. But Berlin is still refusing to supply them. The publication writes that Ukraine also wants to receive the right to use its recently received F-16 fighters for bombing of blows in Russia.

According to Zelensky, permissions are needed to "protect Ukraine from Russian missiles and managed airbombs, prevent the transfer of Russian troops and resist the pressure of the invaders on the front lines of the front. " This means blows to airways, logistics units, commands of command and management, as well as military formations. But, as reported, Baiden and German Chancellor Olaf Soltz is concerned about the risk of escalation if Western weapons hit the deep rear of the Russian Federation.

This happened earlier, however, when weapons eventually supplied, Moscow's threats ended with nothing. As for the United Kingdom and France, London has been proving Washington for several months that Ukraine should be able to launch British Storm Shadow missiles for targets in Russia. The British Government earlier this summer sent a request to Washington and Paris. At the same time, Baiden's administration denies that it holds permission.

"The idea of ​​veto is too strong," the source told reporters. Earlier, the media reported that Russia took 90% of its aircraft to a distance where they would not be able to impress ATACMS. According to a high -ranking American official, the launch of ATACMS in the Russian territory will have a minimal impact. Experts also appreciated the Armed Forces for strikes at three airfields of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.