Kyiv's forces reportedly used the missile system to target military facilities in Russia's Bryansk region on November 19.
Ukraine has used U.S. supplied ATACMS in the Kursk region after the White House gave the go ahead for strikes inside Russian territory.White House national security spokesman John Kirby confirmed permission had been granted during a press briefing on Monday in which he said Kyiv can use the 190 mile-range weapons 'on an immediate-need basis, and right now, understandably, that's taken place in and around Kursk.
Ukrainian forces staged an incursion into Kursk on August 6 and face a fierce fight to hold onto territory after Moscow reportedly deployed tens of thousands of its troops to the border region, including personnel from North Korea.ATACMS' range has allowed Kyiv to target Russian military sites in Crimea as well as a bridge connecting the occupied peninsula to Russia.Zev Faintuch, head of research and intelligence at security firm Global Guardian, told Newsweek last week that while the U.S.
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