The Ukrainian military has carried out its first attack on Russian territory using US-made Atacms missiles, as confirmed by both Moscow and Washington. Kyiv hasot provided details on the type orumber of missiles used, but said that an ammunitions depot in the Bryansk region had been hit. Europe's press analyses the operation and its potential consequences.

Vladimir Putin has signed the changes to Russia'suclear doctrine that were announced in September into law. According to the document, any attack by aon-nuclear power supported by auclear power would be considered a joint attack on Russia. The threshold for Russia to respond usinguclear weapons has also been lowered. Media assessments of what the changes mean are sharply divided.

For 1,000 days Ukraine has been defending itself against the full-fledged Russian invasion that began on 24 February 2022. Two months before aew US president takes control of the future Ukraine policy of Kyiv's strongest ally, Russia is intensifying its attacks across the country. Europe's press looks back in horror at the developments so far and outlines future scenarios.

The Labour government in the UK has announced plans to abolish the exemption of farms from paying inheritance tax on their land. Theew rule would apply to all those whose farm is worth more than one million pounds (around 1.2 million euros) and aims to plug a tax loophole. Farmers are protesting against the tax, arguing that it will mean the end for their farms. The press weighs up arguments on both sides.