In conjunction with the launch of the emergency meeting of the NATO ambassadors at the Alliance headquarters in Brussels today, to discuss the issue of the two missiles that targeted the Polish lands yesterday, Russia reaffirmed that they did not return to it.
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated in a daily briefing that the wreckage of the two missiles, which fell in the town of Bishivodov, Bulanda, near the Ukrainian border, returned to the Ukraine anti -S300 system
She also stressed that she carried out accurate strikes on the Ukrainian infrastructure and successfully hit her goal.
In addition, she confirmed that these strikes were 35 km from the Ukrainian -Polish border.
In turn, the Belgian Ministry of Defense clarified that the Ukrainian missile interception system was behind the rockets in Poland.
In the same context, a source in NATO told Reuters that US President Joe Biden had informed the Group of Seven and NATO partners that the accident was caused by a missile fired by the Ukrainian air defense.
And US officials had also revealed earlier that the missiles were not launched by the Russian forces, and the Ukrainian, to intercept a Russian missile, but fell inside the Polish territory.
It is noteworthy that this targeting raised a global concern that the Russian -Russian conflict will extend to the neighboring countries, especially those members of the alliance, which could ignite a wider war..
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