By Victor Duda
Andrzej Duda met with journalists on Wednesday, November 16, after midnight and first of all expressed his condolences to the families of the dead. He then reported that he had conducted a number of international consultations, including US President Joe Biden. According to Duda, during a conversation, an American colleague made it clear that all the provisions of the North Atlantic Treaty and the Alliance's obligations remain valid.
In addition, Washington suggested Warsaw with US experts to help investigate the tragic incident. "All the leaders I was talking to have assured me in support of the Allies in compliance with all the provisions of NATO treaties, including the fifth article. We will consider this issue together," the Polish leader said. Duda emphasized that what happened was a single case, so the President asked to keep calm. "We do not currently have clear evidence of the missile.
Most likely, it was a Russian -made rocket, but all this is still investigating," the Polish President said. In his speech, Duda also noted that he had a telephone conversation with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, who assured him that it was a rocket launched from the territory of the Russian Federation. We will remind, on November 15 in the territory of Poland near the Ukrainian border two missiles fell, resulting in killed two people.
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