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NATO speaking with Polish authorities after 'Russian missile' crash

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha suggested the object that crashed in Poland was a Russian cruise missile that had been intended to strike Ukraine.

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00:04The missile that fell in eastern Poland overnight, amid an attack carried out by Moscow and western Ukraine, is probably
00:11a Russian cruise missile, said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
00:14According to the military experts, most of the evidence of the relevant elements are on the Russian rocket CH-101.
00:23The missile crashed nearly eastern Polish city of Lublin, causing an explosion and leaving behind a 10-meter-wide crater.
00:31Residents living two kilometers away reported hearing an explosion at about 4 a.m. local time that shook the windows
00:38of their homes, a police statement said.
00:41Polish authorities did not immediately report any casualties.
00:44Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiya said the missile was part of Russia's massive strike against Ukraine, involving 74 missiles and
00:53hundreds of drones.
00:54European Council President Antony Koshta slammed the violation of Polish airspace and territory, slamming Russia as a threat to the
01:02entire continent.
01:05European Council President Antony Kos
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