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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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Ukraine firing the first. get it.

Ukraine firing the first American-made long-range missiles into Russia.

Targeting an ammunition store in the Brijansk border region,

eight missiles known as attackams were fired and two intercepted.

The Kremlin appearing to threaten possible use of nuclear weapons in response, but the Pentagon saying there are no signs it's preparing to do so. Yeah, that is an

interesting development and I was shocked that that wasn't the lead story on the evening news

last night. For a lot of people that I follow, it was a really, really big deal, but it didn't, not only

did not lead the evening news last night, a couple of casts I saw didn't even mention

it.

So David Sanger in the New York Times wrote yesterday, for Russia, nuclear weapons are the

ultimate bargaining chip, talking about how on the 1,000th day of the war,

coincidentally, Vladimir Zelensky took advantage of the new permission to use those

attack them rockets that you just heard about and fired them into Russia.

At the same time, Russia formally announced a new nuclear doctrine, declaring for the first time that it would use nuclear weapons not only in response to an attack that threatened its survival, but also in any response to any attack that posed a threat to its sovereignty or territorial integrity, which is exactly what happened yesterday.

Wow.

Wow, you're hardcore defender of territorial integrity now, are you, Vlad?

Right.

And also it declared for the first time the right to use nuclear weapons against a state that

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