Ukraine fires British Storm Shadow missiles into Russia
Ukraine has launched British-made Storm Shadow missiles at military targets in Russia for the first time, according to three people familiar with the matter. The attack follows Ukraine’s first use of US long-range Atacms missiles on Russian soil on Tuesday, after authorisation from US President Joe Biden.
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