Brit-supplied Storm Shadow missile is fired into Russia for first time as fragments seen in Kursk after ATACMS blitz

UKRAINE has fired British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles into Russia for the first time.

Fragments of a Storm Shadow missile were found in the village of Marine, Kursk, on Wednesday, it is reported.

Image appears to show a fragment of a Storm Shadow missile

Residents in Marine, Kursk, found the debris on Wednesday

Britain’s bunker-busting Storm Shadow rockets are a nightmare for enemies as they are capable of dodging air defences.

The £800,000 missiles – which were already being fired within Ukraine – use GPS to precisely hit targets, and can travel at 600mph.

It comes just days after Joe Biden gave his blessing for US-supplied rockets to be blasted onto Russian turf.

Western leaders had previously shunned Ukrainian leader Zelensky’s pleas to use long-range weapons to turn the war with Vladimir Putin.

Vlad previously warned before any such decision would drag Nato into direct conflict with Russia.