Moscow says Ukrainian forces have taken advantage of President Biden's green light and launched 6 U.S.-made ATACMs into Russian territory Tuesday.

Russia says it shot down five of the missiles and damaged the sixth. It added that debris landed in the area of a Russian military facility, but that no casualties or damage beyond a small fire.

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Ukrainian forces launched 6 US-made ATACMs into Russian territory, Moscow announced Tuesday.{ai:summary}<p>Moscow claims Ukrainian forces launched six U.S.-made ATACMs into Russian territory, with Russia asserting it shot down five missiles and damaged the sixth. Debris reportedly landed near a military facility, causing a small fire but no casualties or significant damage.</p><p>This incident follows President Biden's approval for Ukraine to use these missiles. The situation is ongoing, with further updates anticipated. #foreignaffairs</p>

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