While the investigation into the missiles that fell on Polish soil yesterday evening continues, Polish President Andrzej Duda responded to Ukraine’s request for emergency access to the area in Poland where the missiles fell. Expressing that both his country and the USA, which conducts the investigation regarding the falling missiles, should approve the intervention of Ukraine, Duda said, “Only Poland and the USA can allow Ukraine access to the explosion area. The procedures are carried out by experts from Poland and the USA. “If anyone is to be allowed to participate in the transactions, at least the consent of both parties is required,” he said.
UKRAINE REQUESTED EMERGENCY ACCESS TO THE AREA
Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council Secretary Oleksiy Danilov said in a statement on his social media account, “We support the joint investigation into the fall of the missile in Poland,” and Ukraine began to hand over “evidence” to Russia’s allegations that Russia was responsible for the missiles. He said he was ready. Explaining that they are waiting for information from our partners regarding the conclusion that this is a Ukrainian air defense missile, Danilov stated that Ukraine requested the teams of the State Border Service and the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to access the explosion area immediately.
It was stated that the missiles belonged to UKRAINE.
Western countries stated that the missiles, which fell on the village of Przewodow in the southeast of Poland and caused the death of 2 people, belonged to the Ukrainian air defense systems, which responded to the air attacks of Russia on Ukraine yesterday, and that they accidentally fell on the territory of Poland. (UAV)