NATO: Communication Jens Stoltenberg with the President of Poland

Contact with the President of Poland Andrzej Duda was made by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

“I spoke with President of Poland, Duda, about the explosion in Poland. I expressed my condolences for the loss of life,” Stoltenberg said in a tweet.

He adds that “the NATO is monitoring the situation and the Allies are consulting closely. It is important to document all the facts.”

EU: Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expresses concern over reports of explosion in Poland

Concerned by reports of an explosion in Poland following a barrage of Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, the President of the Commission, Ursula von der Leyenwith a post on Twitter.

In particular, the President of the Commission states: “I am concerned by the reports of an explosion in Poland, after a barrage of missile attacks by Russia on Ukrainian cities. I express my condolences and the strongest message of support and solidarity to Poland and our Ukrainian friends.”

Germany: We are closely monitoring the situation with Poland and NATO, said Foreign Minister Analena Burbock

“We are closely monitoring the situation and are in touch with our Polish friends and NATO allies,” said Foreign Minister Analena Burbok, referring to tonight’s incident on Polish soil and the death of two people. “My thoughts are with Poland, our close ally and neighbor,” the minister tweeted in English and Polish.

It is noted that two rockets hit the Polish village of Prezevod in Lublin province, on the Ukrainian border. There are reports of two deaths. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has urgently convened a national security and defense affairs council. According to an official of the American intelligence services, it was about Russian missiles, which, however, is not confirmed by the White House, while Moscow also denies it. It is noted that Poland is a member of NATO.