The statements of the Polish officials differed about the identity of the missile that fell in the town of Bishivodov. Unlike the allegations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, President André Doda said that there is no accurate information about the missile identity.
Polish President Doda said in a press statement that Warsaw has no accurate information about the source of the blatant launch that fell in the town of Bishivodov.
He added: “At the present time, it can be said that what happened was a solo accident, and there is no indication of the possibility of new events. ”
The President explained that Poland “learned that the Russian missile attack on Ukraine continued throughout the day, but at the present time we have no conclusive evidence of those who launched this missile. The investigation procedures are being carried out.
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Earlier, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs took charge of the accusation to Russia, and claimed that the missile that fell in the town of Bishivodov, was launched from Russia, and summoned the Russian ambassador to Warsaw, Sergey Andrev.
In the same context, the Polish Prime Minister, Matthews Morfizki, announced in a press statement, after a special meeting of the Council of Ministers, that Poland “strengthened its airspace monitoring with its allies.
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He said: “We decided to increase the combat readiness of the armed forces, while paying special attention to monitoring the airspace,” noting that this is taking place in coordination with the allies.
The Russian Ministry of Defense denied the authenticity of the Polish allegations and confirmed that it did not strike targets near the Ukrainian international border.
The ministry said that the pictures published for some debris have nothing to do with Russian weapons, and considered that all the statements of the Polish media about their claim to fall into the Polish lands are “deliberate provocation to escalate the situation. ”
Source: Novosti.
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