Ukraine's Plea for Long-Range Strikes Following Missile Attack

Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba has appealed to Kyiv's allies to allow long-range missile strikes into Russia following a missile attack on Kyiv. Highlighting the use of North Korean missiles by Russia, Kuleba called on Asian nations to boost military aid to Ukraine.

Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba has called on Kyiv's partners to authorize long-range strikes into Russia after Moscow carried out a missile attack on Kyiv on Monday.

He emphasized Ukraine's predicament, stating, "In defending itself against these two barbaric war machines, Ukraine is forced to fight with hands tied behind its back. Isn't this absurd?"

Kuleba also pointed out that Russia used North Korean missiles during the attack and urged Asian allies to consider increasing their military support for Ukraine.

(With inputs from agencies.)