 It's up to Ukrainians how they use ATACMS. Blinken, the United States and Germany, are discussing the transfer of ATACMS and Taurus long-range missiles to Ukraine. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stressed that it is up to the Ukrainian Armed Forces to decide how they will use the US missiles. Blinken, commenting on the possibility of providing ATACMS missiles, noted that when transferring each weapon systems to Ukraine, a number of factors are taken into account. Ukrainians should be able to use them effectively. Also, new complex systems require maintenance and, of course, we do this. They need to be able to maintain them on time, and this doesn't happen automatically. And then they should fit into a holistic military program that makes sense to help Ukraine achieve its goals, the Secretary of State stressed. He added that the way Ukrainians use these weapons is their business, and it's up to them to make decisions about what can be most effective when it comes to restoring their territorial integrity. In line with our own policy, we do not encourage or allow the use of our weapon systems outside of Ukraine. But again, this is the decision of Ukraine. Blinken said, in particular, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock noted that possible concerns about strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation are not an argument when considering the issue of providing Ukraine with long-range weapons since the country has the right to self-defense. The argument is that there are sensitive issues that need clarification, especially for our Torah system, and it's not as simple as it might seem at first glance. Therefore, the federal government, the defense minister, the chancellor, and I have repeatedly said this over the past weeks, and we have made it clear repeatedly that we are conducting intensive discussions and exploring what we can do. The German minister said.