htmlOn the 116th, after multiple parties expressed their missile that exploded in Poland was launched by Ukrainian officials, the latest response said that they demanded to "enter the explosion site immediately" and conduct a "joint investigation."
According to the latest report by AFP , Polish President Duda said on Wednesday local time that the deadly missile landing in the villages of Poland's border is "very likely" from Ukraine's air defense system . According to Associated Press , Duda said: "Ukraine fired missiles in all directions, and one of them is likely to unfortunately land on Polish territory." Duda said that there is absolutely no evidence that this is a deliberate attack on Poland.
According to BBC, NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg said that the explosion is likely to be caused by Ukrainian air defense missiles, but the incident is still under investigation. Stoltenberg also said there was no indication that Russia intends to launch an attack, nor is there any indication that Russia is preparing for military action against NATO.
Just after Stoltenberg made the above remarks, Olexi Danilov, secretary of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Commission, called for a "joint investigation" of the bombing on Twitter. Danilov said Ukraine hopes that allies can provide evidence that the explosion was caused by Ukrainian air defense missiles. Later, he added that Ukraine demanded “immediate access to the explosion site.”
html Earlier on the 116th, three U.S. officials who asked to be anonymous revealed to the media that the missiles that exploded in Poland were fired by Ukraine when intercepting Russian missiles. U.S. President Biden told G7 and NATO allies that the explosion was caused by Ukrainian air defense missiles.
According to Russian News Agency html on the 216th, Russian President's press secretary and spokesman for the Kyrgyz Palace Peskov said that Russia has nothing to do with the Polish missile incident. According to previous reports, on the 15th local time, a missile explosion occurred in Khrubeshuv area bordering Ukraine in eastern Poland, killing two civilians.
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