Poland’s Duda says no evidence on who fired missile

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Description: Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that there is no clear evidence of who fired the missile that killed 2 people in the village of Przewodow, near Poland's border with Ukraine. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that all units have

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Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that there is no clear evidence of who fired the missile that killed 2 people in the village of Przewodow, near Poland’s border with Ukraine. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that all units have been placed on high alert.

Stating that Russia’s missile attacks on Ukraine continued throughout the day, Andrzej Duda said, “At the moment, we do not have clear evidence of who fired the missile. The investigation continues, I hope the truth will be revealed as a result of the investigation.” Duda added that the US will send experts to Poland for investigation.

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Russian Vice President Vladimir Medinsky stated, “As a continuation of the Istanbul agreements, we returned 1,000 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers today and received the bodies of 19 of our own. May they all rest in peace in their homeland.”

The Kremlin confirmed that the exchange follows the second round of peace talks held in June in Istanbul. According to Russian state agency TASS, the transfer marks the beginning of a broader process to return 3,000 Ukrainian soldiers’ bodies.

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