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Poland summons Russian ambassador after missile incident

"We demand an end to actions that endanger the lives and safety of citizens," said Poland's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Maciej Wewior, after a Russian Kh-101 missile landed on Polish territory.

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"We demand an end to actions that endanger the lives and safety of citizens," said Poland's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Maciej Wewior, after a Russian Kh-101 missile landed on Polish territory.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk speaks to the media near the village of Tarnawa Kolonia, near Lublin, Poland, Jul 30, 2026. (Photo: REUTERS/Jakub Orzechowski)

WARSAW: Poland summoned the Russian ambassador on Friday (Jul 31) and handed him a protest note after a Russian missile landed on Polish territory, a foreign ministry spokesperson said.

Warsaw confirmed on Friday that the projectile, which came down in eastern Poland on Thursday, was a Russian Kh-101 missile.

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"We demand an end to actions that endanger the lives and safety of citizens," said Poland's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Maciej Wewior, after a Russian Kh-101 missile landed on Polish territory.
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The incident was the latest in a series of airspace incursions on NATO's eastern flank that have fueled fears that the war in Ukraine may spill over the alliance's borders.
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"We demand an end to actions that endanger the lives and safety of citizens and, at the same time, pose a risk of an aviation disaster."

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