On Wednesday, Ukraine requested that it be given the right to “immediate access” to a location in Poland, where a missile fell on Tuesday, which Warsaw suggested that its source be the Ukrainian air defenses.
“Ukraine is asking for immediate access to the strike site,” the Secretary of the National Security Council and Ukrainian Defense, Alexei Danilov, wrote in a tweet.
The Polish Foreign Ministry announced that it had summoned the Russian ambassador to clarify the reason for the fall of a Russian -made missile on Polish lands.
For his part, Polish President André Doda emphasized the “lack of 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,” according to France Press.
In Paris, the French presidency called for extreme caution over the source of the missile that fell in Poland, noting that “the risk of escalation is great. ”
In the context of successive reactions, European Council President Charles Michel expressed his “shock” about reports that people were killed by Russian missiles or projectiles in Poland.
While the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the reports received from Poland are concerned, noting that the Estonian side is consulting with Poland and other allies.
For its part, Belgium strongly condemned the “incident” that occurred on Polish lands, and Prime Minister Alexander de Crowe said on Twitter that his country was standing next to Poland.
International reactions continued, as the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reported that it was closely following the “very disturbing” developments in Poland.
As for Russia, it was, of course, that it had bombed the Polish lands, and the Ministry of Defense considered in a statement yesterday that these “allegations aim to create a great provocation for the purpose of escalation. “.
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