Poland protests to Russian ambassador over missile incursion
Warsaw asserts missile recently made, illustrating Russia's nightly barrage against Ukraine is draining arsenal.
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Poland told Russia's ambassador that a missile flew into Poland's sky. Warsaw said the missile was newly made, which shows Russia is using many weapons in its nightly attacks on Ukraine. The protest is a diplomatic move to express Poland's worry about safety. Poland asks Russia to stop launching missiles near its borders.
Why it matters
This incident shows how the war in Ukraine can affect neighboring countries. It also highlights the risk of accidental conflict between NATO members and Russia.
- What did Poland do after the missile entered its sky?
- Poland protested to Russia's ambassador.
- Why does Warsaw think the missile shows Russia is running low on weapons?
- Warsaw says the missile was newly made, indicating Russia is using many weapons in its nightly attacks on Ukraine.
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Poland protests to Russian ambassador over missile incursion
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