Biden to allies: Missiles in Poland may not have been launched by Russia

2022-11-16 07:44:51Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Biden to allies: Missiles in Poland may not have been launched by Russia

The war goes beyond the borders of Ukraine and falls on the territory of NATO. In the heaviest missile attack launched by the Russians, 90 rockets in a single day, an explosion in the Polish village of Przewodov a few kilometers from the border killed two people, raising tensions in the sky. Poland has put the army on alert.

Mutual recriminations immediately took place between Kiev and Moscow. According to some indications, the missile that hit a village in eastern Poland was an anti-aircraft missile from Ukraine. American President Joe Biden said so to the G7 leaders. It would also have specified that it was an S-300 system missile.

Speaking after an emergency summit of G7 and NATO leaders in Bali for the G20, the US president said "there is preliminary information that contradicts" the fact that the missile that struck Poland, killing two people, was fired from Russian territory. "It is unlikely that the missiles were launched from Russian territory, but we are investigating," said Biden.

Meanwhile, the UN Security Council will meet in an extraordinary way to address the alarm that comes during the G20 in Bali, where most of the world, by majority, had condemned Russian aggression and the Ukrainian president had spoken of liberation. Kherson as "the beginning of the end of the war". For analysts, the missiles are Putin's answer.


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