Ukraine's air defense missile hit by Poland 'possible' Korea 'expands war from Russia'

Regarding the “Russian-made” missile that fell in Poland and killed two people, foreign media began raising the possibility that it was a “Russian-made surface-to-air S-300 air defense missile owned by Ukraine.”
President Joe Biden said ahead of the G7 meeting on the 16th that it was “low” that the missile that killed two people in Poland was fired from Russia, and the Associated Press’ senior White House correspondent said in a related article, “Ukraine still has S-300 air defense. It holds stocks of former Soviet and Russian-made weapons, including missile systems.”
A statement from the Polish Foreign Ministry said the missile was "confirmed to have been made in Russia", but Polish President Duda said "officials are not sure who launched it or where it was made". ”he said.
"Russian missiles killed two people inside Poland near the Ukrainian border on the 15th, but Polish officials say there is still no "clear evidence" as to who fired them," said the Washington Post. "Many countries, including Ukraine, have used Soviet-era weapons. It is being used, and President Biden said that, according to preliminary data, it is 'unlikely' that the missile was launched from Russia.”
"Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleva accused Russia of fomenting a 'conspiracy theory' claiming that it was a Ukrainian air defense missile that fell on Polish territory," the WP said.
The British Guardian reported that "some analysts have suggested that photographs of the wreckage at the site show traces of the Ukrainian S-300 surface-to-air missile system used to bring down the Russian missile."
The Associated Press reported on the 15th that a senior US intelligence official, on condition of anonymity, said, “A Russian missile went into Poland, killing two people,” and that “the official spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the situation.”
President Biden said, "There is preliminary information that disputes this," in response to reporters' inquiries about whether the missile was launched in Russia in Indonesia that day. said.
The Associated Press said, “It is not immediately clear whether Biden said the missiles were not launched by Russia at all.” It was expected to show that 'most' countries of -20 condemned the Russian invasion.”
Earlier, Reuters reported, "Polish firefighters said two people were killed in an explosion in the eastern Polish town of Przevodow, 5 km from the Ukrainian border on the 15th." It was explained as a deliberate provocation to heighten it.”
A statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense said that "the attack on targets near the Ukrainian-Polish border was not carried out by Russian means of destruction" and that the wreckage found at the site "has nothing to do with Russian weapons".

Poland is a NATO ally and NATO's foundation is the principle that an attack on one member is an attack on all of them, and the source of the missile launch is important in determining the next step," the Associated Press reported.

Kim Jong-dae, former member of the Justice Party, appeared on MBC Kim Jong-bae that day and diagnosed it as intentional provocation by Russia, saying, "I think there is an intention. American strategists have been discussing it since May as the highest scenario in war games."

Pressian is <Russia, aiming at Poland?... "This is the horizontal escalation, the US MD could be deployed to Poland"> Title <Kim Jong-dae "Russia, attacks and pressure on rear outposts to overturn the charter will intensify in the future"> It was defined as "this is the horizontal escalation" as the subtitle.

Former Congressman Kim said, "Attack and pressure from the rear outposts to turn the tide of war in Ukraine will intensify in the future," and "Poland has been preparing for this from an early age. So, the US missile defense system (MD) will be deployed in Poland soon." "If NATO responds, now an energy war is waiting behind. In this respect, as the war unfolds in a different way this winter, it will become very serious," Pressian reported as 'Russian escalation war'.