Zaluzhnyi: "Why should I ask permission from anyone to do something on the enemy's territory?"

In an interview with the Washington Post, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, complained that he could not fight russia, which has treacherously attacked Ukraine, on its own terms.

The Western allies, fearing an escalation of the war with russia, have set a condition that the long-range missiles and other ammunition they have provided to the Ukrainian armed forces cannot be used to strike russian territory.

Therefore, according to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ukraine uses only Ukrainian-made weapons to strike at russian territory.

"In order to save my people, why should I ask someone for permission to do something on enemy territory?" Zaluzhnyi said in an interview with WP.

"For some reason, I have to think that I can't do anything there. Why? Because putin... will use nuclear weapons? The children who are dying don't care."

"This is our problem and it is up to us to decide how to kill this enemy. In war, we can and should kill on his territory. If our partners are afraid to use their weapons, we will kill with ours," the Ukrainian army commander said.

Earlier, Ukraine assured the United States that it would not use the weapons it received from the Americans to strike at russian territory.

"We have an agreement with the United States that we will not use the weapons provided to us by the United States and partners to strike at the territory of the russian Federation. But if we are talking today about the de-occupation of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, where the enemy is located, then, accordingly, we have no such restrictions," Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov emphasized.