It probably will. I've been wondering when an "independent" third party would decide to step in and provide the Ukrainians with longer-range weapons seeing as the USAmericans weren't responding to that particular call. Now I am surprised that it'd be Boeing, as they're effectively a branch of the US government in all but name, but maybe that's the fudge.
What I was expecting was that one or other of the European arms manufacturers would use the opportunity to show that they can produce and deliver something equivalent to the ATACMS and Saab were making noises about this last week. Maybe that was the gentle provocation the US needed to stop procrastinating.
If (or when) Ukraine gets hold of some longer-range missiles, all those just-out-of-reach Russian stockpiles and marshalling yards will be wiped out very quickly.