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Poland blast likely 'an accident' caused by Ukrainian missile says Duda

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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".

Added on the 16/11/2022 17:04:56 - Copyright : AFP EN

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