Russia is not involved in the incident of a missile that landed on Polish soil, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday. "I have to respect the position of Russia, which said it's not their missile.
This is important for us,” Erdogan replied in Indonesian to a question from News about the results of his participation in the G20 summit on the island of Bali. The Turkish leader also called for a detailed investigation into the incident.
Erdogan referred to what he considered to be important statements by US President Joe Biden, who stated that the missiles that landed on Polish soil were not made in Russia.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz said they are in touch with each other, as are six NATO countries. Biden also made a statement. I think insisting that the missiles were made in Russia will exacerbate this problem. Russia and Ukraine as soon as possible to the negotiating table. In this respect, we do not consider a method such as provocation to be the right one.
The road to peace is through dialogue," stressed the Turkish leader. A rocket fell in the village of Przewodow in the Lublin Voivodeship of eastern Poland near the border with Ukraine on Tuesday morning, killing two people.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said, there is no evidence yet who fired the missile. Poland's Foreign Ministry previously claimed the missile was allegedly made in Russia. Meanwhile, US President Poland was dropped by Russia.
As the US leader said: "It is unlikely that it was fired from Russia. The Russian Defense Ministry said that Russian troops did not launch attacks on targets near the Ukrainian-Polish border, the ministry pointed out: the fragmentary photos from the scene of the incident published by the Polish media had nothing to do with Russian firepower.
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