The Polish government claims that a “Russian-made missile” landed on its territory and killed two people

Previously, there had been a meeting of the Polish National Security Council to analyze the situation.

The government of Moscow denied have nothing to e to do with the attack.

Meanwhile, a group of leaders world leaders, including US President Joe Biden, held an emergency meeting as part of the G meeting 37 in Bali to discuss the implications of the attack on Poland, NATO territory.

Before entering the meeting, Biden told a group of reporters that it was “unlikely” that the trajectory of Russian missiles would have hit Polish territory but concluded by saying: “We will see”.

If it is confirmed that Russia is behind the missile launch, it would mean a serious escalation of tension between Moscow and the West , since the European pious, as a member of NATO , must be defended by the countries of the organization.

The event occurred during a jor no extensive Russian missile launches on Ukrainian territory.

The Russian Defense Ministry said that reports that Russia is responsible for the impact of its missiles on Polish territory were a “deliberate provocation” and denied having anything to do with the incident.

The ministry posted a statement on its Telegram account, saying: ” No attacks near the border between Ukraine and Poland with Russian war material”.

Solidarity with Ukraine

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki urged people to remain calm on Tuesday night.

“I call on all Poles to what m remain calm in the face of this tragedy… We must exercise restraint and caution,” Morawiecki said after emergency government meetings in Warsaw.

He also said that Poland would increase surveillance of its airspace after the incident.

“We decided to increase the combat readiness of selected units of the Polish armed forces, with special emphasis on airspace monitoring,” he told reporters.

The group of G7 nations – made up of the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan – issued a statement from Bali on what happened, condemning “the barbaric missile attacks that Russia perpetrated on cities and civilian infrastructure from Ukraine on Tuesday.”

“We discussed the explosion that took place in the eastern part of Poland near the border with Ukraine. We offer our full support and assistance with the ongoing investigation of Poland. We agreed to remain in close contact to determine the appropriate next steps as the investigation progresses.

Several NATO partner government representatives also expressed their solidarity with Poland, including with German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock; the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, and the President of the European Council, Charles Michel.

So did Poland’s neighboring NATO partners to the east and south Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, through their accounts in Twitter.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said via Twitter that he had communicated with Andrzej Duda, President of Poland, to “exchange the available information and clarify the facts”, in addition to expressing its condolences for the “death of Polish citizens due to the terror of Russian missiles”.

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