Ukraine has made history by launching US-supplied long-range missiles into Russia for the first time. With claims of intercepted missiles, accusations of escalation, and nuclear warnings, this conflict takes a dramatic turn. How will Russia react, and what does this mean for global security? Watch now to uncover the unfolding story!
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00:00BREAKING NEWS!
00:01For the first time ever, Ukraine has fired U.S.-supplied long-range missiles directly into Russian territory,
00:07sending shockwaves through the ongoing conflict.
00:10Here's what happened.
00:12The target?
00:13Russia's Bryansk region, bordering Ukraine.
00:16Russia claims five missiles were intercepted,
00:18but fragments from one caused a fire at a military facility.
00:22These are no ordinary missiles.
00:24Known as ATAK hymns, they can strike targets up to 300 kilometers away with blistering speed,
00:30making them tough to intercept.
00:32And now, Ukraine has the green light to use them.
00:35But Russia isn't taking this lightly.
00:38Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accuses the U.S. of escalating the war,
00:42even hinting that American experts might be directly involved in operating these missiles.
00:47And in a chilling twist, Russia has updated its nuclear doctrine.
00:51It now considers any attack by a non-nuclear state, backed by a nuclear power, as a joint assault.
00:58A stark warning to the West.
01:01Meanwhile, U.S. and U.K. leaders dismiss Russia's rhetoric as irresponsible,
01:05pledging unwavering support for Ukraine.
01:08Is this a turning point in the war?
01:10And how will Russia respond?
01:12Stay tuned as we keep you updated on this escalating conflict.