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Hello, from CNN, I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, November 19th.

The Russian Defense Ministry says Ukraine has fired U.S.-made missiles over the border into Russia.

CNN's Fred Plitkin has more from Moscow.

We're getting some details, and this only comes from Russian state media so far, by the way.

They're offering more details as to where exactly these

missiles that the Ukrainians apparently fired were fired into. It was the Bryansk region,

which is sort of in the southwest of Russia. And the Russians are saying they were fired towards

a military object there. The Russians are claiming that the missiles, five of them, were allegedly

shot down by a Russian surface-to-air missile system, however,

that some parts from these missiles fell onto the site of that military object.

There were no casualties or damage reported.

It comes just days after the Biden administration gave Keev the green light to use the American

longer-range weapons

against targets inside Russia. And earlier today, Russia's President Vladimir Putin changed

the country's nuclear doctrine, lowering the threshold to use nuclear weapons. It now says if any

nuclear state participates in aggression from a non-nuclear state,

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