White House Considers Supplying ATACMS Missiles To Ukraine

White House Considers Supplying ATACMS Missiles To Ukraine

Handout photo shows Handout photo shows field artillery soldiers test-fire the modernized Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) at White Sands Missile Range, NM, USA in June 2017. President Biden signaled his openness Wednesday to sending Ukraine long-range missiles following the completion of a two-day summit of NATO leaders in the Baltic state of Lithuania. With a range of roughly 190 miles, MGM-140 ATACMS are capable of striking both Russia and the Crimean Peninsula, which Moscow has occupied since 2014. Photo by U.S. Army via ABACAPRESS.COM

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