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Added on the 16/11/2022 07:02:07 - Copyright : Euronews EN
Exclusive aerial footage of the grain warehouse in Przewodow, Poland where a missile fell on Tuesday, killing two people. Western leaders moved to calm fears of a dangerous escalation in Russia's war in Ukraine on Wednesday, saying the blast was likely an accident caused by Ukrainian air defence systems. The United States, like NATO, has firmly supported Warsaw's assessment that the deadly missile was probably fired by Ukraine, despite Kyiv pointing the finger at Russia. EXCLUSIVE AERIAL IMAGES
President Zelenskyy insists a Russian missile hit a Polish village on Tuesday, despite NATO's conclusion that the origin was Ukrainian air defence -- but all say Russia bears ultimate responsibility.
Following the deaths of two Polish citizens when a missile landed in a village in the country's southeast, president Andrzej Duda says that there is no indication that "this (the blast) qualifies as an attack on Poland". Speaking during a National Security Council meeting, Duda goes on to say "it was most likely, unfortunately, an accident".
"I haven’t slept all night" says Joanna Magus, a resident in the Polish village of Przewodow, where two men were killed in a deadly missile blast on Tuesday afternoon. The missile, as yet of unknown origin, struck a local grain drying facility in the village, which lies just six kilometres from the Ukrainian border.
Ukrainian troops continue to resist in Bakhmut. Meanwhile the Russian paramilitary Wagner group says its fighters are near the centre
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