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<b>The lifting of the ban will allow Ukraine to strike against military targets crucial to the war effort of the Russian forces with the use of , e.g., 300-kilometer-range sonic ballistic ATAMCS missile systems.</b> Illustrative image. Photo: South Korean Defense Ministry via Getty Images

Biden authorizes Ukraine to use US-provided weapons to strike inside Russia, sources say

President Joe Biden's administration will allow Ukraine to use U.S.-provided weapons to strike deep into Russian territory, three sources familiar with the matter said, in a significant change to Washington's policy in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

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Biden’s decision not to run for president ‘very expected’, expert says

To talk about the changes in the presidential race in the U.S., TVP World invited Marcin Zaborowski, director of the Future of Security program at Globsec.

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U.S. President meets Navalny’s family, expresses condolences

U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday met the wife and daughter of Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who died last week, “to express his heartfelt condolences,” the White House said.

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Deadlock over Ukraine aid package gravely undermines U.S. credibility: Polish FM

The impasse in Congress over the aid package for Ukraine has already greatly harmed the credibility of the United States, and were it to persist, allies may begin to have doubts about the United States, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski told U.S. commercial broadcaster MSNBC on Thursday.