US will allow Ukraine to use antipersonnel land mines against Russian forces
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Wednesday that the Biden administration will allow Ukraine to use American-supplied antipersonnel land mines to help fight off Russian forces. Speaking to reporters during a trip to Laos, he said the shift in policy follows changing tactics by the Russians.
Ukraine war latest: North Korean troops involved in battles, reports; Biden approves use of US anti-personnel mines
North Korean troops have joined Russian marines and airborne units in a number of battles in Ukraine, according to reports. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has approved provision of anti-personnel land mines to slow Russian advances.
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