The president of United States, Joe Biden said this Wednesday that It is unlikely» that the missiles that have reached Poland in the last hours, claiming the lives of two people, have been fired from Russia due to his track record.
“There is preliminary information that refutes it. I don’t want to say that until we fully investigate. But unlikely, given the trajectory, who was fired from Russia. But we’ll see. We’ll see,” is what the US president said, according to a statement from the White House.
After the meeting with the world leaders of NATO and the G7 to discuss the attack on the Polish town of Przewodow, the president of the United States stated at a press conference the support “unanimously” of the States for an investigation to clarify what happened for fear that it is an attack on a member country of the Atlantic Alliance.
“We fully support Ukraine right now”
Joe Biden has accused Russia of continuing its escalation in the ukrainian war after launching “lots and lots” of attacks in western Ukraine the day the G20 met in Bali, Indonesia. “We fully support Ukraine at this time and have done so since the beginning of this conflict. And we will continue to do whatever it takes to give them the ability to fight back,” she emphasized.
Two missiles hit Polish territory
On the afternoon of this Tuesday, two missiles hit Polish territory near the border with Ukraine, which has caused the death of two people. At the moment, the Polish authorities do not have conclusive evidence about the origin of the projectile launch, but they point out that the missiles were Russian-made.
The President of Poland, Andrzej Duda, ask for peace of mind about what happened and assures that his Government works together with its allies: «Polish soldiers are in place. The support of the allies is there and the commitments are fulfilled », he confirms.