Russia denies the Missile attack on Poland, US official's shocking revelation!
Poland Missile Attack: There was a stir in Poland on Tuesday due to missile attack. It was being claimed that it was a Russian missile. American officials have made a shocking disclosure about the missile. Let us tell you that two civilians had died due to missile attack in Poland.
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The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine for the last several months is still going on. Missile attacks are being carried out continuously on Ukraine from Russia. In the midst of these attacks, a missile fell in Poland on Tuesday.
Two citizens of Poland were killed in this incident. It was being claimed that Russia had launched a missile attack on Poland. However, preliminary investigation has revealed something else.
The AP news agency cited US officials as saying that the missile that fell in Poland was from Ukraine. The agency said that preliminary findings suggest that the missile that fell in Poland is from Ukraine. Actually, the Ukrainian army fired the missile to respond to Russia's attack, but it accidentally attack in Poland.
Less likely to be a Russian missile – Biden
Significantly, US President Joe Biden had also expressed a low possibility of the missile falling in Poland being a Russian missile.
Biden, who went to Bali in Indonesia to attend the G20 summit, said the incident was being investigated. At the same time, he also said that there is little possibility that the missiles were fired by Russian soldiers.
Russia denies attack
On the other hand, Russia also refused to attack Poland. Russia's Defense Ministry said in a statement that no attack on targets near the border of Ukraine and Poland has been carried out by Russia.
G7 leaders discussed
The G7 leaders gathered for the G20 summit discussed the missile fall in Poland. A joint statement was issued by the G7 and NATO.
It was said in this statement that we discussed the missile blast in Poland. We offer Poland full cooperation in its investigation. We will be in touch with Poland.
