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    Ukraine hits targets in Russia with US-supplied ATACMS missiles, military says

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    Posted on November 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ukraine's military strikes Russian targets using US-supplied ATACMS missiles, marking a significant shift in their defense strategy.

    Table of Contents

    • Ukraine's Military Strategy and Missile Use
    • Background on ATACMS Deployment
    • Political Reactions to Missile Use
    • Future Military Requests from Ukraine

    Ukraine Strikes Russian Military Targets with ATACMS Missiles

    Ukraine's Military Strategy and Missile Use

    KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine's military said on Tuesday it had attacked military targets in Russia with U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles, calling it a "significant development."

    Background on ATACMS Deployment

    Ukraine has not previously stated openly that it uses the advanced U.S.-provided ballistic missile systems on targets inside Russia, although the restriction on doing so was lifted by the outgoing Biden administration a year ago.

    Political Reactions to Missile Use

    "The use of long-range strike capabilities, including systems such as ATACMS, will continue," the military general staff said in a statement on Tuesday.

    Future Military Requests from Ukraine

    Kyiv received the systems in 2023 but was initially restricted to using them only on its own territories, nearly a fifth of which are occupied by Russia.

    Joe Biden, who was U.S president at the time, lifted those restrictions in November 2024, a move which was initially criticised by his successor Donald Trump.

    Ukraine has requested U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles that have a range of 2,500 km (1,550 miles), saying these will help bring Russia to the negotiating table.

    Although Trump initially pondered the idea of selling them to Kyiv, in November he said he was "not really" considering the move.

    (Reporting by Yuliia Dysa and Max Hunder, Editing by William Maclean)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukraine uses US-supplied ATACMS missiles on Russian targets.
    • •The Biden administration lifted restrictions on missile use.
    • •Ukraine seeks Tomahawk missiles for extended range.
    • •Trump criticized Biden's decision on missile deployment.
    • •Ukraine aims to bring Russia to the negotiating table.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukraine hits targets in Russia with US-supplied ATACMS missiles, military says

    1What are ATACMS missiles?

    ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) missiles are long-range, surface-to-surface guided missiles used by the U.S. military, designed to strike targets at a distance of up to 300 kilometers.

    2What is military strategy?

    Military strategy refers to the planning and execution of operations to achieve specific objectives in warfare, including the use of resources, tactics, and logistics.

    3What is foreign military aid?

    Foreign military aid is assistance provided by one country to another in the form of military equipment, training, or financial support, often aimed at enhancing the recipient's defense capabilities.

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