NATO blames Russia for hitting Poland
NATO says a stray Russian missile, meant for Ukraine, hit Poland on Thursday. It blasted a 10-meter crater in a field, shaking the village of
NATO says a stray Russian missile, meant for Ukraine, hit Poland on Thursday. It blasted a 10-meter crater in a field, shaking the village of Tarnawa Kolonia, 80 kilometers (50 miles) from the border with Ukraine. NATO renewed its vow to defend the territory of every member country, including Poland.
It has experienced repeat incursions by missiles and drones during Russia's war on Ukraine since 2022. DW News spoke with DW correspondent Teri Schultz in Brussels, as well as Thomas Withington from the Royal United Services Institute in London, and Domitilla Sagramoso, an expert on Russian foreign and security policy at King's College London.
Chapters 00:00 Russian missile lands in Poland 02:13 NATO confirms Russian missile crash: DW's Terry Schultz 03:37 Was Poland deliberately targeted? 04:38 Calls for stronger air defenses at NATO's eastern flank 05:53 Russia's missile campaign and the risks for NATO: Thomas Withington 09:08 Is Russia heading for defeat in Ukraine?
10:51 How will Poland and NATO respond?: Domitilla Sagramoso 12:53 Russia and North Korea's growing military partnership For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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