Biden approves Ukraine's use of US missiles to target Russia as Starmer emphasizes support at G20

President Joe Biden has approved the use of US-supplied missiles by Ukraine to target locations in Russia. This decision follows pressure from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and may lead the UK to allow similar actions with its Storm Shadow missiles. Zelensky has argued that Ukraine needs long-range capabilities to effectively counter Russian attacks. He emphasized that the ability to strike Russian bases is crucial for Ukraine's defense strategy. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that support for Ukraine will be a priority at the upcoming G20 summit. He highlighted the ongoing conflict's impact and the involvement of North Korean troops with Russia as significant concerns for European security.