Polish investigators confirmed that the rocket that fell in November belonged to the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Polish investigators have confirmed that the rocket that fell on the territory of the republic on November 15 was launched from Ukraine. About it reported Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita.

According to the publication, the Ukrainian side has not yet provided any data that would help in the investigation of the incident. In this regard, Polish investigators made their own conclusions: they are categorical and exclude the possibility of launching a missile from Russian territory.

Press Secretary of the National Prosecutor’s Office of Poland Lukasz Lapczynski confirmed receipt of the report, but noted that its contents cannot be disclosed due to the confidential nature of the document.

November 15 in Poland fell missile, killing two people. It was noted that the explosions occurred in the village of Przewodów in the east of the country. Against the backdrop of these events, the Polish authorities convened an urgent meeting of the national security committee.

Later, the Associated Press, citing a source in American intelligence, wrote that the missiles that fell in Poland were allegedly Russian. The Polish Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian Ambassador for a detailed explanation of what happened. Polish President Andrzej Duda, in turn, admitted, that there is no evidence that the rocket that fell on Polish territory was fired by the Russian military. Later, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that specialists identified debris in photographs from the rocket crash site in Poland as elements of the Ukrainian S-300 missile system.