This has been the Westerners’ nightmare since the start of the war against Ukraine: a prolongation of the conflict in the event of a Russian strike against a NATO country, even by accident. Their position for nine months is to help Ukrainians “Without war with Russia” held firm under the weight of Moscow’s bombing of its neighbor.
So when a rocket fell on the small Polish village of Przewodow, six kilometers from the Ukrainian border, at 3.40pm on Tuesday, killing two people, the winds of panic blew over the G20 meeting in Bali and over Western chancellors. This was facilitated by the statements of the leaders of Ukraine, who condemned “Russia’s New Escalation” and claimed it was “message” Moscow”addressed to the G20 summit.
“Hysterical” reactions
For several hours, many feared that NATO, the victim of Russia’s attack, would get involved in the conflict and force Poland, a member of the Alliance, to help…
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Source: Le Figaro
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