The State Department answered whether the US policy regarding strikes deep into Russia has changed

The State Department responded to whether the US policy regarding strikes deep into Russia has changed Yulia Murina

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Ukraine still has not received permission to strike Russian military targets with long-range foreign weapons. The State Department answered whether they are ready to announce the lifting of restrictions.

For example, Speaker Matthew Miller said at a briefing on September 16 that he does not have any announcements on this matter yet.

US State Department on strikes deep into Russia

A State Department representative recalled that during the last meeting between US President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, they discussed issues of support for Ukraine and the policy of Western countries regarding strikes deep into Russia.

Today I have no announcements about changes in our policy. We can continue to engage with our Ukrainian partners on how best to support them to make sure that they win this war,” Matthew Miller emphasized.

He also added that the United States is ready to continue to provide Ukraine with weapons, intelligence and other support.

“And that will continue to be our commitment,” the State Department representative noted.