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poland. this is exactly what people in the east of poland had feared right at the start of the war. when i was reporting here at the beginning of the conflict through the early weeks during march, particularly, people in this city and closer to the ukraine border were really worried about that conflict spilling over, either deliberately or accidentally. we saw more poles signing up for the territorial defence force. we saw them preparing for in case there were attacks that came across onto their territory. we saw people packing their cars, packing clothes, ready to flee further west. now, the tension has eased after the early weeks of the invasion. that threat hasn't materialised, but this will cause serious concern because whatever is behind this, whatever�*s caused it, whatever sort of accident has occurred here, we assume that means there has been at least a fragment of missiles which have landed on polish territories and taken lives. that will confirm people's worst fears, whether it wa

the us state department says reports of alleged russian missiles striking inside poland. i quote, incredibly concerning polish media say a projectile struck a village near the ukrainian border, killing 2 people. poland is putting military units on alert. nato allies have expressed their solidarity with warsaw. russia denied that its missiles struck polish territory, calling the reports a provocation aimed at escalating tensions. and poems, prime minister spoke about the blast a short while ago. he is some of what he had to say ish for us in co operation with the interior minister. we have placed all services on high alert, including our police officers, border guard officers, and the special forces supposedly attack supposed hours was, which was put on there. that that's a 3 m id of yours that us we're working with. international experts show you to identify the causes of what happened during this incident. just giggled, social store or just the go as we have invited them to join our experts and our forensics investigators who have already been at the scene for a few hour

and closely coordinating with poland. we also heard that the white house is working with the polish government to gather more information about these allegations. it is worth it to take a pause and remind ourselves of the breaking news what we know so far is that poland has convened an emergency national security meeting. it is after two people were killed near the border with ukraine. no reason has been given. that is the village of przewodo, but it folws reports that stray ukrainian border, unconfirmed reports. fire has confirmed an explosion at the farm and that both -- two deaths and it happened but we have not gotten a confd reason as to why the explosion happened. so far from russia, no strikes against targets near the border have been carried out by aggression weapons. these statements by polish media and officials were an intentional provocation for the purpose of escalation. we can talk now to a polish journalist who enjoys as from poland. can youtart by telling us what you know? i know every polish outlet right

he says that of course natal members are in close consultations with poland and we understand that poland has called a meeting on wednesday of a native ambassadors to discuss the situation. and they will said one official of course be continuing investigation. but that could take some time about the thank you very much indeed. or his where the missiles are reported to have landed in the village of fresh waldo village in southeast, in poland. not far from the border with ukraine. it's about 100 kilometers north of the ukrainian city of levine. earlier i spoke to baton, read logic, who's the editor in chief of unit, a news outlet in poland. a company in a countryside. it happened in a very small village about a 90 matters from the border of ukraine, close to the city. and on the other side of the border, there is the train station that is used by ukrainian train and would think that the train station was the target of the most valuable tag by russian military. and we don't know why them. we started went to the tray, we don't think we truly dumping that. poland was actually a target of their

appropriate by poland? russia will bear full responsibility for the consequences. mike, hannah joins us again from washington net. mike, bring us at the very latest from reaction from the white house and all the other state departments and so on. well, it's been a reaction from the white house as yet. there has been a statement from the national security council from the pentagon and from the state department, or with one common thread, we are looking to this. we do not have full details about exactly what happened, but obviously it's of great concern. should these reports be proved correct? the situation is, is that it does appear that the us is trying to tread very cautiously with this. it is trying to promote an atmosphere of calm, certainly doesn't want to be seen as in any way ex, accentuating the situation. the message very much. well, let's just take a look into this. let's examine exactly what happened and then we can examine what steps to take. next. we heard from the pentagon spokesperson, for exa

working with poland. we understand that our secretary is going to be talking to his polish counterparts. all the allies are involved. >> monica, back to you because i understand you have a new statement here from the nsc. >> echoes what we've been discussing. we've seen the reports out of poland. we're working with the polish government to gather more information. we cannot confirm the reports or any detail at this time. we will determine what happened and what the appropriate next steps would be. so just reiterating that extreme caution as they try to figure out what occurred here. >> general mccaffrey, your thoughts a t this moment. >> well, i think monica gave a comprehensive answer. this was obviously in my mind an errant missile. target doesn't make any sense. clearly russia is not served by attacking a nato deliberately. secondly, just to add a definitive note, within an hour of an artillery lieutenant arriving at this greater analysis, you'll know what it was. you'll get the direction of attack. de

poland. but the report is being strongly contested — especially by moscow — which says no russian missile has landed in poland. lets get the reaction from poland's neighbours. lithuanian president gitanas nauseda called it "concerning" news, saying "every inch of nato territory must be defended". this is the latvian deputy pm artis pabriks — he said the country "fully stands with polish friends and condemns this crime". the hungarian secretary of state for communications said that hungary's prime minister viktor orban has convened the country's defense council. the czech pm said if poland confirms that missiles also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia. poland has not confirmed or made an official on camera statement but has been convening and had convened its national security council, a meeting which broke up about an hour ago. the slovakian defence minister said he was very concerned by the reports, and says russia "must explain what happened", and that "rus

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blast to the village near poland. border with you, crime, poland has put its military on alert nato. allies investigate the blast occurred as russian miss out it cities and infrastructure across secret text killed at least 2 in the capital. keep and knocked out power in much of the country. ah, i'm anthony howard. it's good debbie with us. we start with some breaking news. the us state department says reports of alleged russian miss are striking inside poland . i quote, incredibly concerning polish media, say a project. al struck a village near the near the ukrainian border killing. 2 people. poland is putting military units on alert and nato allies have expressed their solidarity with warsaw . russia denied that its missiles struck polish territory. calling the reports a provocation, ended escalating tensions. and poems, prime minister had spoken about the blast, his sum of what he had to say ish for us in co operation with the interior minister. we have placed all services on high alert, including our police officers, border guard officers. and the special forces are supposedly at

this emergency meeting that has been called in response to those events in poland at the request of poland. now what we know is that in stoughton berg, the head of nato is apparently chairing that meeting and we will be briefed afterwards after the meeting by install to bugs will find out more about exactly what was discussed in that meeting. i mean, there is no doubt that what has happened this evening in european time is certainly not what nato wanted to see. a possible missile landing in nato territory in poland. this is something that has been talked about over again as a possible risk that this could happen as part of russia's war in ukraine. and now we see that it could possibly have happened. we don't know what the provenance of these missiles are, in fact some european leaders we have heard haven't even called them. they saw they are talking about explosions, taking, being very cautious the, to their approach in how they couches, how they frame this in their messaging. and that's a very similar tact that's being taken by nato. nato members really urging caution at this stage, sayin

hitting poland, that is been confirmed by poland. crude has seen an upside. the rally from oil to corn jumping following the reports as well as we are seeing a bit of downside in key futures and that is the nasdaq futures more broadly. shery: another military flare up in ukraine could depress sentiment and complicate the vital food commodities, joining us is an agent micro strategist. good to have you with us. .8 timely morning for you to be with us given the -- quite a timely morning for you to be with us given the news. look at the inflation picture and the fed rate path? >> thank you for having me this morning. as you said, the geopolitical risks are still there and the investors will cope with the news coming from the conflict in ukraine and a bit of tension between u.s. and china. we are starting the new year on a relatively defensive setting. we still think 2023 will be the year of pivots in global monetary policy and economic data and financial markets. as you said, the one factor we are paranoid about is as a possibility of disruption in the food supp

and other world leaders there after these reports of missile strikes within poland, poland's border, at ukranians are blaming russia. >> yeah, jake, it's a little bit after 5:00 a.m. here right now. world leaders went to bed including president joe biden very aware and keeping a very close eye on, according to one u.s. first, the dozens of missile strikes that have been taking place across ukraine. u.s. officials have also been aware of the reports of a potential strike or some kind of strike in poland for the last several hours. now at this point white house officials are saying they have no confirmation as to the origin of that strike or the exact details. however, they are in conversations with the polish government, as you noted, that had been in the midst of an emergency meeting and u.s. intelligence is engaged in this as well before trying to figure out what happened before weighing in on the president's response and one thing to keep in mind the war in ukraine and russia's invasion of ukraine hats been the backdrop of almost everything that world leaders have been discussing i

day after a blast hit a village near poland border with ukraine. poland has put its military on alert as nato allies investigate. blast occurred as russian missiles had cities and infrastructure across the crime. attacks killed at least 2 in the capital peeve and knocked out power in much of the country. and the mom of donald trump, supporters were waiting for in order to make america great. a glorious, again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president i b announcement the spot elect lost the republican showing in mid term elections for which some of these party blaming. ah, i'm anthony. how'd it's good tabby with us? we start with some breaking news. the us state department says reports of alleged russian missile striking inside poland. a quote, incredibly concerning all this media say a projectile struck a village near the ukrainian border, killing 2 people. poland is putting military units on alert and nato allies have expressed their solidarity with warsaw. russia denied that it's miss al, struck polish territory, calling to report a provocation, aimed at escalating tensio

how concerning is this for poland? well, of course the poland is natal member and you know, any attack on polish territory could potentially trigger a response from the whole alliance. and i think this is why the polish authorities are treading carefully, carefully now. and the polish prime minister, the police government announced yesterday that the, the father government, this verifying whether to activate the article for the procedure of the nato treaty . this is the article that says the says about the coordination procedure between the allies. but so we are now waiting to find out whether a potent actually decides to activate this article. and if nato members coordinates with each other on what is the of, on what could be the, the proper response to this accident. ok. and at the moment from the statements were getting from bite and from poland. it sounds like, well leaders are trying to de escalate what, what could otherwise turn into a serious escalation of this war. i think this is, this is the my understanding

. 6ive and foreign ministers, talking to poland. give us a sense of what else we are hearing from the international community. you have commented so far? president zelensky has, the president of ukraine and as you say, the 620 meeting has been a upended and he has said in his own way that this act by russia as it accuses russia of being responsible for this event, is a slap in the face of the 620. he says this is what ukraine has been warning all along, that this war, this conflict, was never going to be confined to their territory, that it would spill over to countries that are also at threat, like ukraine, and therefore a bigger response and support is needed from the west and allied countries to ukraine. as far as other world leaders, like poland, they are very much tempering their language and talking about the fact that investigations are being held, they want to find out what the facts are but either way, they are sending their condolences and concern and support to poland. the presidents of france, the united states, have all

welcome nato and poland. have said that a missile that struck polish territory on tuesday, was likely fired by ukraine in self defense. 2 people were killed when the missile exploded in a village near poland border with ukraine of the incident. it came on the same day that russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting cities and the countries power grid mangled farm vehicles lie in the huge crater caused by tuesday's blast a long way from the front lines of rushes, invasion of ukraine. this conflict now arriving at a grain factory just 3 miles across poland border to de investigators combed the wreckage with poles. weary of wants to come through you throwing up a mentally white calmly. statistically speaking, it probably had to happen at some point. we as i simply so close to ukraine so that you to observe metric a little river that i'm waiting to see what happens next. how the state reacts. i'm trying not to succumb to fear. i'm waiting for more information, but at some ceiling in the program of

we are in full solidarity with our close ally, poland. those article 5 states an attack against any member states is considered an attack against all member states resulting in a collective military response. one of the alliance is called principles of provide has only been in votes once following the terrorist attacks against us. on september, the 11th, and i thought i can only be defined by member states need. so has scheduled an urgent summit to be held late that day. however, former pentagon security on the list, micro maloof says, this is tara could be dangerous. these off the record. so called government spokesman, could get us engaged in a war and res hysteria. it already has got the, the corporate media all fired up, claiming that it's all the components were rushed. russia, we don't know that we have no idea what, what they are and what they're to. it could be some piece of equipment from something that the ukrainians got from the west. who knows, we got to be very careful because the next step in this is something that could com

poland has been very vocal in its support for ukraine, at the same time poland realizes it is a memb of nato. it has been an a very difficult situation. this report tonight, and the possibility that this is a russian missile, what could it do to change the calculation here? reporter: poland is eight nato member and it has been a vocal suorter of ukraine. it has delivered big numbers of weapons to ukraine and has given shelter to ukrainian refugees. there are also nato troops present in polo -- in poland. any confirmation of this event today could have major repercussions for nato as a whole. brent: what about the situation there the past nine months? how present has this potential risk been just in public among the polish people that this war could bleed over, spill over into poland? reporter: the war has been very present. polish people have been following the war very close, we've been supporting ukraine locally. polish people are aware of the fact that there is a jor conflict going on but at the same time they are keeping calm, and the polish people believe in the guarantees of na

latest news from poland is most concerning. we are consulting closely with poland and other allies. estonia is ready to defend every inch. we are waiting right now for any information from poland and i don't imagine evenen ukrainians would get out in front of what has happened on polish soil from the polish government. we know there are high level national security meetings happening inside poland. no doubt ukrainian officials will be kept abreast as soon as they decide, determine what to put out publicly, but we'll start to see public statements from nato allies expressing solidarity with poland. >> zelenskyy gave a speech today and outlined, oh, okay. so i have kelly o'connell. andrea is working her sources on the phone. kelly, the timeline is that zelenskyy gives a speech. we see a reaction almost immediately from russia. this 100 missiles or somewhere in that neighborhood being launched at ukraine. already what we have seen from the g-19 who are there because putin is not there. was a growing frustration. impatience. i'll let you kparktize it, but it's clear that the members of

it's a deadly overnight explosion in poland. was oh, sorry, wrong camera there was caused by ukraine's defense system. that's according to reports. now it comes after moscow says it has identified a wreckage of the missile in photographs, as elements as 300 and c aircraft guided missile used by ukraine's air force. a poland says it has no evidence who is behind the strike, although many western media outlets have been pointing the finger at russia. ortiz broadcast, if his mall toland, a cause, cause a scare. internationally had world war 3 in nato, and the world trending on social media. people were genuinely afraid that this could be to another escalation, and poland never one to, to, to miss an opportunity to antagonize russia. has now been playing with words, saying that this is a russian made me saw likely a russian attack, despite all manner of inconsistencies. now, however, poland is saying that it has no information about where the massage could have come from who could have launched it. nevertheless, the russian military

certainly, poland was very measured and cautious and followed the evidence. and that it seemed to be walking pretty closely with the united states. so, you know, it's a good test case going forward not to overreact and not to over interpret. and given the powder case, if this war is for the whole region, it's a lesson that's going to have to be seriously internalized at big the question, what if a russian missile would have hit poland? what do you think would happen knowing what we now know? well, i think if it hadn't been established as an accidental, that's possible to establish it. you know, you could keep situation under control over even that would be difficult. of course . and intentional attack on calling could spend the entire region much closer, much closer to, to work in so far, russia has been scrupulous about not crossing over into, into our territory. so the fear is there on the russian barn and you know, god knows they would not benefit from biting the war. they're struggling enough as it is. but accident could of course, play a big role. it wou

i is that a fair response from poland? ~ , ., ., poland? i think it is more than fair. we poland? i think it is more than fair- we are — poland? i think it is more than fair. we are looking _ poland? i think it is more than fair. we are looking at - poland? i think it is more than fair. we are looking at the - fair. we are looking at the largest invasion in europe since world war ii, and provoked by putin, an illicit war. russia bears culpability for this war, the initiation of war and the way they have conducted it as the g7 put out in a statement today, has been barbaric. i don't think it is a hyperbole to say that. it was on tuesday when roughly 90 missiles were raining down on ukraine, including the capital kyiv and lviv which is close to the polish border. you can sit and criticise, but when you have 90 missiles raining down on you, mistakes can happen. thank you very much for your time. china's president, xijinping, and canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, exchanged tense words on the sidelines of the g20 summit in bali on wednesday. president xi had been meeting sever

miller at the signs following this explosion in poland. are suggesting a de escalation might be a likely now, what is the sense that you're guessing? yes, that's also my understanding of the current or information that we receive. it looks like it is unlikely that it was a russian rocket, and so everybody tries to let yes. ok. now nato members are meeting in brussels. busy at this hour presumably needs so we'll continue to do everything it can to avoid getting involved in this war. yes, that's. that's right. so we don't know if folks, poland with start negotiations regarding article for the nature contracts it could be. but this also does not mean that we have a few times before us because on the 24th of february, we also had these negotiations after article for nato. if you could just explain to our view is what article 4 is, what does that mean? yes, that's a, that's a big difference because if nato would see itself as detect as, as, as being in war situation, this would be article 5, but nobody talks about article 5. article 4 is just n

ariel surveillance have now been increased over poland. translation: fit been increased over poland. translation:— been increased over poland. translation: , ~' ., translation: of course, we know that all day today, _ translation: of course, we know that all day today, russia _ translation: of course, we know that all day today, russia was - that all day today, russia was attacking ukraine with rockets but we do not have any conclusive evidence at the moment as to who launched the missile. investigations are under way. missile. investigations are underway. i missile. investigations are under way. i believe that investigators will clarify that. it was most likely a russian—made missile but this is all still under investigation at the moment. i can assure everyone that presidentjoe biden said loud and clear that the united states keeps the alliances. the united states are with us. all the regulations of the need treaty and alliance commitments are still in place and the united states stands with us with the protection of polish security as well as the whole of nato. i want to assur

poland, we understand — combat all along. poland, we understand has _ combat all along. poland, we understand has requested . combat all along. poland, we understand has requested a i understand has requested a meeting of members on the basis of article four. since nato was created, article four has been invoked seven times since 1919. but all—out war is not the default response is it? it but all-out war is not the default response is it? it is not and that _ default response is it? it is not and that is _ default response is it? it 3 not and that is something that countries are trying to avoid. it has been something that the west end nato have been trying to avoid all along because as soon as an article five, which is the principle of collective defence in nato, the idea that when one member state has been attacked, all of nato has been attacked, all of nato has been attacked and there for leads to attacked and there for leads to a proportionate response in member states defending and thatis member states defending and that is something the west very much wants to avo

contacts between poland and ukraine. but again, the most important thing is to continue to help ukraine to defend themselves. today, i attended a meeting of a support group for ukraine where nato allies and partners may new pledges for more advanced air defence system so we can help to shoot down russian missiles. the best way to prevent this in the future is for russia to stop the war. the brazilian president—elect has vowed to fight amazon deforestation. speaking at the cop27 summit in egypt, luiz inacio lula da silva said that there would be no climate security for the world if the amazon is not protected. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, reports from the conference in egypt. # ole, ole, ole, ola! # lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt. "brazil is back" was his message. he said fighting climate change will be his number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. translation: it's time to act. we have

to choose those missiles explosion in poland. that to kill 2 people to miss of was likely 5 by ukraine to defend against paint brushes, russia another form. but i think you're up to date. business news is next with christie to stay with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. the water families played on the tax in the reason for these correct owners. we love demonstrated.

now initially after the, the annexation of crimea in poland. poland has 122000 troops of its own, but there are 11600 allied troops, nato troops. and it actually is interesting that the lead nation for nato in poland is the us. i think it's quite possible that decide to be for the troops or beef up the anti missile batteries in with these countries. and i think you could see in the coming hours rushing on bass. it is cold in tomato capitals and urged maybe you capitals as well because there are some you countries are not part of nato and urged to explain themselves. i was telling you lastly, that the russians of course, are a member of the g 20. but foreign minister, last off is not here any more. he came for the 1st full day of the summit and then he left a few hours ago late last night. here in bali, the russian finance minister currently representing his country for the rest of the g. 20. that's al jazeera diplomatic editor james base, keeping us up to date with all the reaction out of the g 20 liter summit. thanks so much. james. james just said the explosion in poland is expected

intend to strike poland? that is less likely, and you would have to hope that in this moment that russia is trying to make assurances to poland and to the rest of nato that that was not their intent. we do not know that for now. we are certainly making a lot of calls right now to our sources at the white house, at the pentagon, in the intelligence community to try to figure out what that intent by russia was. but president joe biden has made it clear, and he has said repeatedly since the beginning of this war that the u.s. and the rest of the countries in nato would come to the aid of nato countries if they were to be attacked. take a listen to this from president biden in just in september just a couple weeks ago. >> america's fully prepared with our nato allies to defend every single inch of nato territory. every single inch. so mr. putin, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. >> reporter: so as we tried to get more details about what exactly happened in poland, what the number of casualties are,

why poland? russia will bear full responsibility for the consequences. when his mother news and the war and ukraine has dominated the agenda, the g 20 summit in bali in lees in president drago has told leaders the world cannot move forward until a conflict stops. jessica washington has moved from bali as woodley to meet in valley. they were greeted by a leader who usually shies away from global diplomacy to focus more on issues closer to home. now, as the warn ukraine takes its toll on the global economy, including developing countries like indonesia, ciocca, dodo took his place on the world stage with the warning for his fellow leaders of the g 20 year. responsible here also means that we must and the war. if the war that's not, and it will be difficult for the was to move forward. the war ukraine is said to dominate the talks. it's the 1st time the group has met since the russian invasion and as many countries around the world struggle with rampant inflation and rising food and energy costs man

now in neighboring poland. two missiles are believed to have hit farmland around the ukraine border. two farmers were killed. they have been holding an emergency meeting, but i cross the in ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy was quick to blame the kremlin. >> firing missiles and nato territory is a russian attack on european security. this is very significant escalation. i want to say no to all our polish brothers and sisters, ukraine will always support you. we will not be broken. >> russia has denied i was involved. in a statement, they said that statements by polish media and officials about russian missiles and polish territory are a deliberate provocation with em of escalating the situation. the u.s. state department has been careful not to jump to conclusions. >> they of course are incredibly concerning. we are working with our partners in the polish government and our nato partners to get more information and to assess what happened. >> they have been quick to rally behind warsaw. if they were to establish wha

poland is far more sensitive to russia then ukraine. a lot of the refugees coming from ukraine have been on the polish border. talk to us about the history behind this? maria: you have to understand the major tensions between russia and poland. the polish present the russian federation. they are 100% in favor of ukraine. they feel this is something where there is no nuance. they want to support with weapons and getting their own weapons. that's their number one priority. kriti: thank you as always for breaking down these headlines. this has moved the market significantly with the s&p 500 only up410 after gains of 1% stop the vix is jumping up to 25 and brent crude is at 94 and still retreating from session highs. stick with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lo

here is the victim, and poland is the victim. so the blame is put on russia. russia, of course says we are not into this all our targets for 35 kilometers away from the polish ukrainian border, but clearly native wants to de escalate and to, to, to, to go on vis, supporting ukraine and also supporting potent, of course. will anything change from nature moving forward? well, the secretary general said the priority now is to boost the defense. the air defense systems of ukraine suits so that ukraine will be enabled to stop or 2 who done as many russian rockets as possible. and nato is also prepared to lose its own defense on the eastern flank. there are many troops in place already, but this incident shows, of course, that there are even now some loopholes in nato's defense. family get reporting from brussel. thank you. and the native chief, young trenton boat has pledged to beef up its defence along nature's defense along the alliance is eastern borders. but will that be enough to calm nerves in poland? i put that question to our

it was not a result of intentional actions. poland was not a target for the rocket, so in fact, poland was not attacked such as them yet built a ladies and gentlemen distinguished s and my fellow citizens, america's come back starts right now in order to make america graded laurie's again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president? ha, there you heard it to donald trump is running for president. yet again, our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with donald trump at the starting line. one more time, last night, the former you as president ignored the advice of fellow republicans and jumped head 1st into the 2024 presidential campaign. what we saw last night was true. trump, a politician ignoring the obvious, the disappointing performance of republicans in the mid term elections, especially those candidates that trump had endorsed. and instead, he was asking voters to put their future and that of the country in his hands. no mention of inconvenient truths, not a word about losing the last election truck wa

it was not a result of intentional actions. poland was not a target for the rocket, so in fact, poland was attacked me such as at them, nibbled a ladies and gentlemen distinguished s and my fellow citizens. americans come back starts right now in order to make america graded laurie's again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president. ha, there you heard it. donald trump is running for president. yet again, our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with donald trump at the starting line. one more time. last night, the former you as president, ignored the advice of fellow republicans and jumped head 1st into the 2024 presidential campaign. what we saw last night was true. trump, a politician ignoring the obvious, the disappointing performance of republicans in the mid term elections, especially those candidates that trump had endorsed. and instead, he was asking voters to put their future and that of the country in his hands. no mention of inconvenient truths, not a word about losing the last election truck wa

nato and warsaw blaming moscow for tuesday past missile explosion in poland. they say ukraine likely fired the missile in self-defense. also coming out, the g20 summit, leaders condemn russians were in ukraine and they warned against threats against nuclear weapons. tonight, we look at how the countries farmers are coping as their farmland is lost to the desert. i am brent goff. to all of you around the world, welcome. native and poland has said that, missile that struck post territory on tuesday was likely fired by ukraine in self-defense. two people were killed when the missile exploded in a village on poland border with ukraine. the incident came on the same day russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting cities and the country pass power grid. >> mangled farm vehicles in the greater a long way from the front lines of russia's invasion of ukraine. this conflict now arriving at a green factory just 3 miles across poland border. let's wait calmly. statistically speakin it probably had to happen at some point. we are simply so close to ukraine.

nato and poland said the missile that killed two people was likely fired from ukrainian air defenses, but russia is ultimately to blame because it invaded ukraine. >> western countries and nato aligned countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the two people in poland. they said that regardless of who fired the missile, it would not have been fired of russia had not invaded ukraine in the first place. >> the military in democratic republic of congo continues to lose ground to the m-23 armed group. the fighters are widely understood to be back but rwanda, a charge that kigali denies -- widely understood to be backed by rwanda, a charge that kigali denies. gang warfare and political turmoil have fueled an exodus from haiti in recent months. at least five people have been killed in iran by an unknown gunman at a bizarre -- i -- at a bazaar. it comes amid ongoing and widespread protest in the curious then province. republicans have narrowly won a majority in the u.s. house of representatives. they have gained 218 seats ne

the emergency meeting in poland. two dead in poland from a missile just over the border with ukraine. tonight, russia denying responsibility for that missile. president biden briefed. leaders in poland convening that emergency meeting. at least two people killed. ukraine tonight blaming russia. the kremlin denying it. tonight, what the pentagon is now saying. and the statement from the white house moments ago. james longman in ukraine tonight. cecilia vega traveling with the president. >>> also tonight, the breaking news involving former president trump. what he's expected to announce just a short time from now. jon karl standing by. >>> and trump's former vice president mike pence telling us he hasn't talked to trump in more than a year. pence says because trump returned to the rhetoric over the 2020 election. tonight, we ask mike pence about his own rhetoric leading up to january 6th. with pence now planning a possible run for president. >>> the chilling homicide invest investigation. four college students found de

it's good to be with us on poland. i have said a missile that struck polish territory on tuesday was likely fired by ukraine. in self defense, 2 people were killed when the missile exploded in a village near poland border with ukraine. the incident came on the same day. russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting cities and infrastructure across the country. in these fields near the ukrainian border, the search for answers continues. it was here that a missile came down on tuesday, killing 2 and sparking fears that the worn ukraine might escalate into a wider conflict. had this been an intentional attack on nato member, poland. a could have triggered a military response by the alliance by analysis of these fragments, let war so to conclude, that the message was not launched by russia. who others to be sure. agatha, it was probably an es $300.00 rocket made in the soviet union, an old rocket. and there is no evidence that it was launched by the bush inside. it is highly probable. it was fired by ukrainian

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poland. russia will bear full responsibility for all the consequences. latest news from poland is most concerning . we're consulting closely with poland and other allies. estonia is ready to defend every inch of nato territory. we are in full solidarity with our close allies. poland, well as cross at 2 journalist and political analysts, john verola, now many thanks for joining us on the program. and they tell us, chief, has doubled down on the fact there is nothing to implicate russia and the incident which was apparently caused by ukrainian miss all. but at the same time, you install some becker's tried to play moscow for what happened was you'll take on nato's thoughts on best incidence. well, this is a war of nerves. it's a, it's a propaganda war of the site. sy, off the idea is to, under russia under moscow so that they relent, so that they pull back from the conflict with ukraine. and of course, it's not going to work because russia is fighting for survival, right? nature has been very clear that their goal is to destroy russia. the russia obviously could continue this, fight, vic

so in fact, poland was not attacked. researchers at them near built octagon upholstered nato, has also been quick to de escalate the situation cautiously. an attack on one of its members would signal a major shift and brushes war our live analysis. so just thought the incident was likely caused by craner here given me far fired to defend ukrainian territory against russian cruise miss. org with us. but let me clear this is a lot you grace. full shock bears ultimate responsibility and continuous dis, eagle war against an unfortunate accident this time. but a real threat as the conflict continues on poland to will steal our correspondence in our nato expert terry schultz. she was at that press conference earlier today in brussels and she told us about the sense of relief in the room. yes, i mean, while of course we can't forget that 2 lives were lost in this accident. i think there was a real sense of relief that it was an accident, and that it had been an errant missile from ukraine and not a demonstration that russia was

see one point behind poland. and with me in the studio to discuss that match and the rest of the days action is johnathan crane from dw sports, jonathan argentina talisman, he really stepped up when they needed him. binnie. yeah, he really can't keep lena messy down for long. can you though? i think mexico did try their best, they roughed him out. they shut him out, but it only takes one moment of magic from him to make a difference in it. it came in this game, didn't have much space to maneuver, but you need he skillfully and i'll miss you mentioned he'll take it and actually audibly. the 2nd go from enzo, fernandez the gave argentina some breathing space was a bit better or we see that one coming up there. but at a crucial wind for argentina, really after they had that shocked defeat in the early j my against saudi arabia, that not completely out of jail. they because they play poland in the next match. that's not going to be an easy game for them. and they do have the saudi raven team breathing down the next,

, poland being a nato ally? >> yeah, wolf, it's just past 7:00 in the morning local time here. and white house officials, including the president have been awake in a flurry of activity since long before the sun came up this morning. white house national security adviser jake sullivan being briefed on what happened on the ground in poland shortly after reports first emerged, immediately calling his polish counterpart, and then briefing president biden himself. president bush then holding a call with polish president going through the details of what has happened, and what they know up to this point. president duda briefing president biden on the preliminary results of the investigation. what polish investigators have found to this point. and the white house saying that president biden said that the u.s. is willing to support and provide any assistance necessary for the further investigation, but also to the polish people generally. he also reiterated the iron-clad u.s. commitment to nato. now all of this is happ

all that fell in poland, killing 2 people. it was fired by a ukrainian s $300.00 at defense system process. warsaw makes an apparent you turn on the crisis. switches from suggesting russia was to blame, show admitting that the miss out probably came from ukraine. well, joe biden has reportedly confirmed miss. i was in fact ukrainian, while kids had initially called for nato to weigh in with military force also in the program, some african countries accused western countries are trying to extort trillions of dollars through loans to the continent, to pay for global emissions that africa is least responsible for africa has an opportunity to be a leader and due to their own economist without following that they took up with you live from our studio here in the russian campus. so you're watching the international peter scott's here with all the latest this wednesday afternoon. thanks for joining us. versus defense ministry. it says it has identified wreckage found in easton, poland as elements of a guided missile from an es 300, a

last night's missile strike close to poland's border with ukraine. yerevan lives nearby. his family heard the explosion, he said, and were really scared. nato was also nervous. you'll notice almost more emphasis today on who likely wasn't behind the strike than who probably was. we have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack, and we have no indication that russia is preparing offensive military actions against nato. to western leaders, immense relief. poland's president says it seems the explosion was caused by ukrainian air defence systems. an unfortunate error, he said. moscow did pound ukraine with missiles yesterday. if it had struck or targeted neighbouring nato member poland, as first suggested in polish media, the whole alliance could have been called on, meaning confrontation with nuclear power russia. nato really wants to avoid that, while still supporting ukraine's military. nato leaders�* carefully crafted, measured response today shows how much they fear europe is on a knife edge. they've had a sharp shock reminde