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TWP: US concerned about AFU attacks on nuclear radar stations
TWP: US concerned about AFU attacks on nuclear radar stations
<p>GENICHESK. TAVRIA. <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/05/29/us-ukraine-nuclear-warning-strikes/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=telegram">The Washington Post</a> reports that the White House is extremely concerned that the Ukrainian armed forces have struck Russian nuclear radar stations. Such attacks "could dangerously unsettle Moscow," but despite this Washington continues to consider authorising the use of Western weapons on Russian facilities.</p>
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<p>"Washington has conveyed its concerns to Kyiv about two attempted attacks over the last week against radar stations that provide conventional air defence as well as warning of nuclear launches by the West," is stated in the article.</p>
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<p>The US official, who made the statement on condition of anonymity, noted that the attacked facility was not used in a special military operation.</p>
<p>The Ukrainian official, who also agreed to comment on the situation, said that the Russian Armed Forces were in fact using the object to gather information on the Ukrainian army's activities, tracking drone and missile launches, as well as monitoring arms deliveries from NATO countries.</p>
<p>Earlier TRC Tavria <a href="https://en.tavria.tv/news/politics/nyt-under-pressure-biden-may-allow-the-afu-to-strike-russia/">reported</a> that President Joe Biden is now under pressure to allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to use NATO weapons to strike Russian territory.</p>
<p>GENICHESK. TAVRIA. <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/05/29/us-ukraine-nuclear-warning-strikes/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=telegram">The Washington Post</a> reports that the White House is extremely concerned that the Ukrainian armed forces have struck Russian nuclear radar stations. Such attacks "could dangerously unsettle Moscow," but despite this Washington continues to consider authorising the use of Western weapons on Russian facilities.</p>
<blockquote>
<p>"Washington has conveyed its concerns to Kyiv about two attempted attacks over the last week against radar stations that provide conventional air defence as well as warning of nuclear launches by the West," is stated in the article.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>The US official, who made the statement on condition of anonymity, noted that the attacked facility was not used in a special military operation.</p>
<p>The Ukrainian official, who also agreed to comment on the situation, said that the Russian Armed Forces were in fact using the object to gather information on the Ukrainian army's activities, tracking drone and missile launches, as well as monitoring arms deliveries from NATO countries.</p>
<p>Earlier TRC Tavria <a href="https://en.tavria.tv/news/politics/nyt-under-pressure-biden-may-allow-the-afu-to-strike-russia/">reported</a> that President Joe Biden is now under pressure to allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to use NATO weapons to strike Russian territory.</p>
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TWP: US concerned about AFU attacks on nuclear radar stations
GENICHESK. TAVRIA. The Washington Post reports that the White House is extremely concerned that the Ukrainian armed forces have struck Russian nuclear radar stations. Such attacks "could dangerously unsettle Moscow," but despite this Washington continues to consider authorising the use of Western weapons on Russian facilities.
"Washington has conveyed its concerns to Kyiv about two attempted attacks over the last week against radar stations that provide conventional air defence as well as warning of nuclear launches by the West," is stated in the article.
The US official, who made the statement on condition of anonymity, noted that the attacked facility was not used in a special military operation.
The Ukrainian official, who also agreed to comment on the situation, said that the Russian Armed Forces were in fact using the object to gather information on the Ukrainian army's activities, tracking drone and missile launches, as well as monitoring arms deliveries from NATO countries.
Earlier TRC Tavria reported that President Joe Biden is now under pressure to allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to use NATO weapons to strike Russian territory.
