Video | Kharkov: the new front that leads the West to cross another red line in its support for Ukraine

Full-scale war is back in Kharkiv after a year and a half of relative normality. Ukraine’s second largest city has been under siege since May 10 by Russian bombings against businesses, civil infrastructure and one of the largest printing presses in Europe. Against this backdrop, the United States and Germany have crossed what until now was a red line: they have authorized Ukraine to use Western weapons against targets within Russian territory. In the video that heads this news, the analysts Félix Arteaga, principal researcher at the Elcano Royal Institute, and Jesús Argumosa, retired major general and former head of the School of Higher Defense Studies, analyze the Kremlin’s objectives to reopen a front that already It had been the scene of bloody battles in 2022, during the first months of the invasion ordered by the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin.