Ukraine Should Be Allowed to Target Russian Air Fields — Latvian Foreign Ministry

Ukraine should be allowed to target air fields and missile sights from which strikes are launched that hit Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics said in his interview for Financial Post.

The NATO allies “should not fear” escalation, he said, and the AFU should be allowed should be allowed to target air fields and missile sights from which strikes are launched that hit Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.

While the US hasn’t imposed restrictions on how Ukraine uses weapons, it has so far declined to send weapons with sufficient range to strike inside Russia. Rinkevics said several other member states also believed Ukraine generally shouldn’t have constraints on how it uses weapons.

"Several other member states also believe that Ukraine should have no restrictions at all on how it uses weapons," Rinkevics added.

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