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UA-RU | June 1st-15th | REPORTS

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Poll on U.S. Concern in "Situation with Russia"
-- Gallup Poll states U.S. public concern over "Situation with Russia" represents 3 percent
while greatest U.S. public concern is "The government/Poor leadership" - 19 percent, followed by High cost of living/Inflation - 18 percent
(lede on this is buried regarding economy)

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"Russia says U.S. 'adding fuel to the fire' by sending rockets to Ukraine"; U.S. President Joe Biden writing an opinion piece in the New York Times
-- Reuters reporting: Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters: "We believe that the United States is purposefully and diligently adding fuel to the fire."
-- NY Times: U.S. President Biden Opinion Article: "Any use of nuclear weapons in this conflict on any scale would be completely unacceptable to us as well as the rest of the world and would entail severe consequences. Americans will stay the course with the Ukrainian people because we understand that freedom is not free."
 
Reuters: "Russia's nuclear forces are holding drills in the Ivanovo province, northeast of Moscow, the Interfax news agency cited the Russian defence ministry as saying on Wednesday. Some 1,000 servicemen are exercising in intense manoeuvres using over 100 vehicles including Yars intercontinental ballistic missile launchers, it cited the ministry as saying."

 
HIMARS are a high-tech, lightweight rocket launcher that is wheel mounted, giving it more agility and manoeuvrability on the battlefield.

Each unit can carry six GPS guided rockets, which can be reloaded in about a minute with only a small crew.

Analysts say the system is considerably more reliable than other rocket systems Ukrainian forces currently use.

The range of the systems provided by Washington will be about 80km (50 miles), almost double the range of the US-provided M777 howitzers, which entered the Ukrainian battlefield in May.
 
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