The Kremlin has denied involvement in the explosion in Pshevodov, Poland, and is considering several countries’ statements about the incident as “Russophobic”.
The reaction of Poland and several other countries to the fall of rockets near the village of Przewodov in Lubelskie Voivodship was “absolutely hilarious.” This was announced on November 16 at a briefing by the spokesman of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov, Interfax reports.
“Why this happened, you probably have to ask Warsaw and still ask Polish officials to be more restrained, balanced and professional in those moments when they talk about sensitive and potentially dangerous topics,” stressed the representative of the Russian leader.
According to him, “the Poles have all possible means to immediately report that it is about fragments of the S-300 rocket.” This, according to Peskov, will immediately eliminate the question of the involvement of the Russian armed forces in the incident.
It will be remembered that on November 15, two unidentified rockets fell near the village of Przewodov, Lublin Voivodeship, on the border with Ukraine. They hit the grain dryers and led to the death of two people.
The Polish Foreign Ministry said the shells were made in Russia.
The Russian Defense Ministry denied involvement in the incident and said the strikes were carried out only on Ukrainian territory and at a distance of no more than 35 kilometers from the Ukrainian-Polish border.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called a meeting of the North Atlantic Council because of the explosion in Poland.
Biden considers a strike on Poland from the Russian Federation unlikely
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Source: korrespondent
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