On the first day of the G20 summit, the RF used almost 100 missiles and a dozen Shahed. Explosions sounded throughout Ukraine, as well as in Poland. Poland is a NATO member, so the explosion caused concern in the alliance.
In the Polish village of Przewoduv, two rockets landed on the inhabited territory. As a result of the explosion, two people were killed. CNN reports that the NATO aircraft tracked the missile inside Poland. But so far, no one has been able to provide data regarding the launch site and its origin.
NATO secretary general Antonio Guterres has expressed his alarm. He expressed condolences to the victims' families and stated that a thorough investigation would be conducted.
Ukraine also reacted to the missile strike on the territory of Poland. The head of the country believes that the guilty should be punished.
"Put the terrorist in his place! The longer Russia feels impunity, the greater will be the threats to anyone that Russian missiles can reach. Hit NATO with missiles. This is a Russian missile strike against collective security!" said Zelenskyy.
On 15 November, the Polish head of state ordered some of the military units to increase their combat readiness and held separate negotiations with Joe Bilden and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. An emergency meeting of the government of Poland was also held. All of Poland's allies have expressed their support and readiness to assist. All countries activate national security councils, even the Hungarian government is concerned about what happened.
On November 16, an urgent meeting of NSDC will be held at the request of Poland based on article 4 of the alliance.
