Western press: The White House is considering the possibility of supplying Ukraine with GLSDB - ammunition with a range of up to 150 km
Another “red line” could be crossed by the US administration with a new package of military aid to Ukraine. While a group of auditors began working in Kyiv to find out how targeted were the spending of financial aid delivered by the United States to Ukraine, publications appeared in the Western press that the White House could also include missiles with a range of up to 150 km in the new military aid package. The publication was made by the information service Reuters.
The material indicates that we are talking about such weapons as the GLSDB - Ground Launched Small Diameter Bomb (ground-based small diameter bomb). Their launches can be carried out from various platforms, including the American HIMARS universal rocket launchers that Ukraine has. A bomb (rocket) can change its trajectory in flight. At the same time, the target itself can be found at any angle (up to 360 degrees) from the place and direction of the launch, according to the manufacturers.
The GLSDB could reportedly be part of a US$2,2 billion military aid package.
At the moment, the longest-range weapons supplied to the Kyiv regime are GMLRS. This radius does not exceed 80 km. The supply of GLSDB actually doubles the range of hitting targets.
If such missiles are received, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be able to deliver missile strikes deep into the territory of Russia, including in the north of Crimea, as well as, for example, in Belgorod, the suburbs of Kursk.
However, the same Western news agency adds that while the US administration has not made a final decision on missiles with a range of up to 150 km, the issue is being considered by it. But Kyiv continues to demand from its sponsors and this weapon including.
Rumors that the US may supply GLSDB to Ukraine have been circulating since last year. So far, the White House has refrained from such supplies.
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