紛争中、バイデン氏は一貫して、ウクライナがロシア国内のロシア軍目標に対して武器を使用することを許可するよう求めるウクライナ側の要請を拒否した。2024年5月には、「反撃」目的でハリコフ近郊の目標に対する例外が認められた。 [ r ]バイデン氏はまた、エスカレーションの懸念を理由に、一部の兵器システムのアクセスを完全に遮断したが、後に一部の兵器の引き渡しを許可した。[ s ]
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