Zelensky said Ukraine needs permission from its allies to fire long-range missiles at North Korea.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that Ukraine needs permission from its allies to fire long-range missiles at Russia in light of a North Korean troop deployment there.
“We see every place where Russia is gathering these North Korean soldiers on its territory – all their camps. We could strike preemptively, if we had the opportunity to strike long enough,” Zelensky said in his evening speech.
He accused Kiev’s allies of “simply waiting for the North Korean military to attack the Ukrainians” instead of “providing the long-range capability that is so necessary.”
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