Ukraine’s Allies Push Back on Striking Targets in Russia

  • US, European allies split on Ukrainian attacks beyond border
  • Allies tend to avoid issue because of divisions, diplomat says
A security guard points towards an apartment building after a reported drone attack in Moscow on May 30.Photographer: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP/Getty Images
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The US and European allies urged caution on whether Ukraine should have the right to strike inside Russia, amid concerns that a potential escalation could drag them into a broader war.

Countries supporting Ukraine are taking varying stances on how it should beat back Moscow’s invasion, as Russian territory is increasingly targeted. The US has publicly leaned against the strategy of attacks within Russia.