Kyiv Requests Access to Explosion Site Poland Joins Investigating Missile Origin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensk Photo via @ZelenskyyUa

JAKARTA - Ukraine may be given access to the site of a missile crash in Poland that killed two civilians. This approval must be approved by the two countries leading the investigation, Poland and the United States.

Ukraine is under pressure from a missile explosion in Poland.

The US president is not sure that the missile came from Russia. Belgium received intelligence that the missile was part of the Ukrainian air defense system. And NATO finally opened up and acknowledged the missiles belonged to Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has so far refused to blame for the missile attack that hit a Polish village. Zelensky believed his military commanders who said the missiles did not come from his country.

“I believe that we have the right to this. Is it possible not to announce the conclusion until the investigation is complete? I think that's fair. If someone says that this is our rocket, should we be in the investigation group together? I think we should do it, that's fair", Zelensky said.

And Zelensky's wish finally came true.

The Polish president's main foreign policy adviser, Jakub Kumoch, said access could be granted. Moreover, he said, America also seems not to refuse.

"A Polish-American investigative team is on the scene", Jakub Kumoch told private broadcaster TVN 24.

"Ukraine requests access to the investigation site. If both parties agree, and as far as I know there will be no objections from the American side, such access can be obtained immediately", he continued as reported by Swissinf, Thursday, November 17.