Poland protests to Russian ambassador over missile incursion
Summary
Poland has officially protested to Russia after a Russian missile landed in its territory in the Lublin region. No one was hurt, but Poland condemned the incident and warned against escalating tensions near NATO's eastern border.Key Facts
- A Russian Kh-101 missile landed in the village of Tarnawa Kolonia in Poland's Lublin region.
- Poland summoned the Russian ambassador to express strong protest against the missile incursion.
- There were no casualties or injuries from the missile landing.
- The missile is linked to an attack in Ukraine that killed at least eight civilians and injured more than 50.
- The missile was produced near Moscow in the second quarter of 2024, showing Russia is still launching new weapons.
- Poland’s Foreign Ministry said the incident threatens the security of a sovereign state and European Union and NATO borders.
- NATO and European leaders condemned the missile landing in Poland.
- This incident is part of a series of drone and missile incursions near NATO countries bordering Ukraine.
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