The White House reported that US President Joe Biden and other leaders of the Group of Seven will hold an “emergency” meeting on Wednesday to discuss the missile strike that targeted a Polish region near the border with Ukraine.
The White House added that the “round table” is scheduled to take place shortly after the participation of Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States in Bali, where the leaders of these countries are present to attend the G20 summit for major economies in the world.
This emergency summit came after Polish President André Doda spoke to the American President who pledged to send “American experts to help investigate this tragic site.
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In conjunction, the Polish president confirmed that there was no clear evidence of the identity of the party that launched the missile that killed two people in a Polish town on Tuesday, but indicated that the missile was “probably Russian -made. ”
“We have no conclusive evidence for the identity of the party that launched the missile. There is a running investigation. The missile is probably Russian -made,” Doda told a press conference.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the missile that fell in Poland is Russian, and that it summoned the Russian ambassador to Warsaw to present “immediate detailed interpretations. ”
For its part, Ukraine was responsible for Russia, which launched a wave of missile strikes on Tuesday, targeting all over Ukraine and left millions of houses without electricity.
The Polish President had said that it was “very likely” to ask Poland’s delegate to NATO to hold urgent consultations under Article 4 of the Paction of the Alliance, during a meeting with other alliance delegates in Brussels on Wednesday.
Article 4 states that a consultation can be called when any NATO member feels that “the unity of its land, its political independence, or its security” is at risk..
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