Obvious questions arise such as; "why did this decision take so long?" and "why has this decision been made now?" and "does this decision being made now mean that all previous administration fears about the risk of 'escalation' were unfounded and mistaken?".

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It is highly likely that Anglo-French authorisation for the use of Storm Shadow cruise missiles to do the same will follow.

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The Biden administration finally authorises Ukrainian use of U.S. provided long-range weapons - ATACMS - to strike military targets inside Russia.

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The South Korean government needs to quickly understand that the DPRK's alliance of convenience with Russia is a) rapidly making the North Korean military significantly more lethal and b) will only end once Russia is defeated in Ukraine.

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And at the start of the full-scale invasion, Western aid to Ukraine was incredibly limited; largely restricted to a few thousand hand held anti-tank launchers such as NLAWs, Javelins and Stingers. No heavy weapons had been provided, but Ukrainians fought anyway.

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