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The headline from London,

NATO chief pressures Biden to allow Ukraine's use of US weapons to strike inside Russia.

That's Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the

of NATO. In the Wall Street Journal this headline, Lincoln signals US may

allow Ukraine to strike inside Russia with American weapons.

I welcome Anatole Levene of the Quincy Institute for Responsible State Craft.

Dr. Levene is the director of the Eurasia program

at the Quincy Institute for Responsible State Craft,

who has just returned from overseas from Moscow

to comment on these headlines

as to why they are news and what the restriction has

been and what it means now that they're entertaining the idea of no longer

holding Ukraine to just this and not so far.

Anatole, a very good evening to you.

Over the course of this war, two years,

there's been a constant theme of resupplying or supplying NATO with weapons that asked for just in time or a little

late and recently the excuse of we don't want a wider war is gone away instead

it's a concern about NATO being involved in strikes inside Russia

with NATO equipment.

Now, Mr. Stoltenberg and Mr. Blinken seemed to be talking about exemption. What is the significance of this?

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