Poland has given Ukraine the green light to use weapons supplied by Warsaw against targets in the country Russia to use. This was explained according to “Newsweek” via an interview with Polish Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk of Poland Radio Zet confirmed. Tomczyk emphasized that there are “no restrictions on the use of Polish weapons by Ukrainians.”
Poland confirms the move
The Russian president Wladimir Putin However, Ukraine has warned against the use of long-range weapons supplied by NATO members against its country. He said this could trigger a “global conflict.”
Despite the warnings, Tomczyk underlined that Poland has no objection to Ukraine’s use of equipment supplied by the country. He said: “Ukraine can use weapons as it sees fit. The Polish position is that there should be no restrictions in this regard. “Ukraine should be able to fight with the equipment it receives, because that is why it receives this equipment, to be effective.”
The US remains critical
Other Western states also support Ukraine’s use of NATO-supplied weapons to combat military targets on Russian territory France. However, the US government has expressed concern about such moves. A Pentagon spokesman, Charlie Dietz, told Newsweek that the US “would not support or enable attacks within Russia.”