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Biden allows Ukraine attacks with larger weapons

US President Joe Biden approves Ukraine's first use of longer-range US weapons against targets within Russia. This is reported by the "New York Times", citing US-

Government circles. Accordingly, the weapons may initially be used against Russian and North Korean soldiers in the Kursk Oblast.

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