Russia has tonight (Tuesday) reportedly launched missiles on Poland, killing two people. The strike on the NATO member state was confirmed by a senior US intelligence officer.
The rockets have fallen in a village in Eastern Poland, Przewodow, which is close to the border with Ukraine. It was reported in the local press that the rockets were 'strays' and hit a farm where grain was drying. Police and the army raced to the scene in the aftermath, reports MirrorOnline.
Russian missiles have now killed in a NATO country during its ongoing war in Ukraine, a step which could cause severe ramifications in the conflict. It's not yet known if Poland will choose to invoke NATO's article 5.
