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www.kyivpost.com
Berlin denied any change to Kyiv’s long-range strike policy on Tuesday, a day after Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared there were no remaining restrictions on Ukraine hitting targets inside Russia.
Merz said a similar decision has been made by the UK, US, and France without specifying when the decision was made, and German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil clarified on Tuesday that the decision was made long ago.
“Regarding the range, I would like to say that there is no new agreement that goes beyond what the previous government has done,” Klingbeil answered a reporter’s question at a press conference in Berlin, according to German outlet NTV.
Former US President Joe Biden lifted the restrictions on US-provided ATACMS missiles in late 2024, allowing Kyiv to strike targets inside Russia along the border.
The decision made under the Biden administration was the last known change to Kyiv’s weapon use policy regarding Western arms.
At present, Germany has not publicly provided any long-range weapons to Ukraine, and Merz said last week that future arms agreements with Kyiv will not be publicized, according to New Voice Ukraine.

Berlin Denies Expanding Kyiv’s Strike Range With Western Arms
The comments from Germany’s vice chancellor on Tuesday came one day after the chancellor said there are “no longer any restrictions on the range of weapons that have been delivered to Ukraine.”

Merz said a similar decision has been made by the UK, US, and France without specifying when the decision was made, and German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil clarified on Tuesday that the decision was made long ago.
“Regarding the range, I would like to say that there is no new agreement that goes beyond what the previous government has done,” Klingbeil answered a reporter’s question at a press conference in Berlin, according to German outlet NTV.
Former US President Joe Biden lifted the restrictions on US-provided ATACMS missiles in late 2024, allowing Kyiv to strike targets inside Russia along the border.
The decision made under the Biden administration was the last known change to Kyiv’s weapon use policy regarding Western arms.
At present, Germany has not publicly provided any long-range weapons to Ukraine, and Merz said last week that future arms agreements with Kyiv will not be publicized, according to New Voice Ukraine.