US Will Likely Send Long-range Missiles to Ukraine; Delivery Could Take Months
News - Middle East: The United States has come close to agreeing on supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles despite warnings from Russia that such moves would lead to "spiraling tension."
Despite Washington's initial reluctance to supply US long-range missiles to Ukraine, informed sources cited by media on Tuesday, said the US was now close to agreeing on sending long-range missiles to Ukraine; however, the delivery of them could take months.
Washington's agreement to send long-range missiles will follow the Biden administration’s gradual acceptance to provide US tanks and warplanes to the former Soviet republic presently fighting Russia.
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