Russian-made missile lands in Poland, possible Ukrainian interceptor

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As soon as I turned on the TV this morning, I saw the news that a Russian-made missile had landed in Poland.

I doubted my eyes, but it was true.

If Russia were to launch a missile into Poland, a member of NATO, it would be a very surprising act as there is a danger of entering an all-out war between NATO and Russia.

However, as a result of thorough investigations in Europe and the United States after that, it is highly likely that interceptor missiles launched to intercept Russian missiles, rather than those that Russia fired directly into Poland, landed.

If this is true, the fear of a full-scale confrontation has gone away, but if you think about it, Ukraine was hit by nearly 100 missiles from Russia on that day, and for Ukraine, all the missiles that are hit in its territory If the missiles coming from Russia or Belarus are not intercepted and destroyed, Ukraine will suffer great damage.

First of all, I would like Russia to stop attacking Ukraine so that a critical situation like this one, such as the missile landing on a neighboring country, never occurs. And I hope that both Russia and Ukraine will come together as a top priority to conclude peace and end the war as soon as possible.