'This type of situation would not arise if not for the reckless, barbaric war Russia is waging every day' says former Polish diplomat Robert Pszczel, as questions arise over the origin of the missile that killed two in Poland. 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
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And on 11 November, the site suffered"further significant damage" almost certainly because of demolitions by retreating Russian forces. But – judging by initial indications – the crisis does not look set to be the trigger for direct military conflict between NATO and Moscow. All-out war with Moscow is the last thing NATO wants, but allies will likely seek to respond in some way to Tuesday’s explosion, which left two people dead.
But the alliance has also been alert to the possibility of Russia seeking to test allied resolve by deliberately targeting its territory or accidentally harming a member state – such as Poland – that shares a border with Ukraine.It means, once there is clarity about what went on, the reaction from NATO will likely be rapid. But it will require consensus.
The threat of an armed response to any armed attack is the cornerstone of the alliance's ability to defend itself and its interests.NATO will need to balance to need to demonstrate that such action will not be tolerated and must never happen again with the need to prevent triggering a wider war between two nuclear-armed opponents.NATO is still"far away" from triggering Article 5, Robert Pszczel, senior fellow at the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and former Polish diplomat, has said.
The former diplomat went on to say that whether it was a Russian missile that hit Poland or a Ukrainian missile which was trying to defend territory, it was still the case that this "would not arise if it was not for the reckless and barbaric war Russia was waging every day". In a statement on Twitter, Mr Medvedev wrote the"Ukrainian-alleged" strike proved the West was"waging a hybrid war against Russia" and moving"closer to world war".
NATO and G7 leaders who met for an emergency meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali have offered their"full support for and assistance" with Poland's investigation.These images show police officers in Poland blockading a road after a missile strike killed two people in the village of Przewodow, eastern Poland.
The explosion yesterday at a grain facility near the Ukrainian border came as Russia unleashed a wave of missiles targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, attacks that Kyiv said were the heaviest in nearly nine months of war.
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