Moscow views the decision as escalating the conflict, accusing Western countries of direct involvement in the war by providing targeting and guidance for the missiles.
The missiles allow Ukraine to conduct deeper strikes behind enemy lines, targeting troop build-ups, arms depots, and supply lines, potentially aiding in defending the Kursk region.
The Kremlin portrays Russia as the victim, not the aggressor, emphasizing foreign involvement in the conflict and controlling this narrative through state media.
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