Evidence Suggests Ukrainian Missile Struck Poland – Top Security Official

According to a top security official, the evidence collected so far suggests that the missile that struck Poland was of Ukrainian origin.

According to data acquired by Poland, the US, and NATO, a Ukrainian missile is likely to blame for the deaths of two people this week on Polish soil, according to Jacek Siewiera, the director of Warsaw's National Security Bureau (BBN), who spoke on Thursday to the local RMF FM radio.

Earlier, Andrzej Duda, the president of Poland, claimed that the missile was probably a Ukrainian weapon. While Kiev hastened to attribute the incident to Moscow, Washington acknowledged it had no proof to refute Duda's assessment.

“All the evidence that has been collected on the NATO, American and our sides indicates that we are dealing with an S-300 missile launched by the Ukrainian anti-aircraft defense,” Siewiera said on Thursday, without offering details on the information gathered by investigators. According to the BBN chief, the Polish Prosecutor’s O...