Summary
The unprecedented firing by Ukrainian forces of British-made long-range Storm Shadow missiles at military targets inside Russia last week means the UK, along with the US, is now viewed by Moscow as a legitimate target for punitive, possibly violent retaliation.
Guardian
Just a few days after his forces fired an “Oreshnik” ballistic rocket at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, Vladimir Putin has vowed to fire more hypersonic missiles into the country.
Daily Express
Ukraine is suffering from North Korean missiles, partially owing to Western components used in the munitions.
Ukrainska Pravda
In the attack on Dnipro, Russia test-launched the Oreshnik, which Putin described as a “cutting-edge medium-range system” equipped with a ballistic missile that carried a non-nuclear hypersonic warhead.
Novaya Gazeta. Europe
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