Kyiv wants to use American weapons to strike inside Russia, but the White House fears a wider and more destructive war.
Momentum is growing among NATO allies to allow Ukraine to fire Western weapons at military targets inside Russian borders, a step that the White House has staunchly opposed for fear of Moscow's war on its neighbor broadening into a direct clash with the Western allies.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has hinted at a change in policy regarding shooting down Russian aircraft operating over Russian territory, saying this month that the 'aerial dynamic's a little bit different.'While European support is building, Cherniev—who is also the permanent head of Ukraine's delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly —said: 'We understand that it's more important to have permission from the U.S.
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