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This Ukrainian reporter who I follow really summed it up.
As Ed pointed out this morning, Russia launched a large volley of missiles at Ukraine. This was pretty obviously meant as retaliation after Russia’s humiliating withdrawal from Kherson. But Russia has been targeting civilian infrastructure in Ukraine for weeks. What literally crossed a line today is that two of those missiles reportedly struck a border town in Poland. Putin just attacked a NATO country.
Where is Przewodów? It’s a long way from Kyiv but only about 2-3 miles from the border with western Ukraine.
Here’s an image of the crater left behind.
More photos:
And here’s video from the scene.
The Pentagon is saying this hasn’t been corroborated yet. But notice up above that the AP story was based on “a senior U.S. intelligence official.”
The NSC spokesperson is saying the same thing.
Meanwhile the Russian defense ministry is denying outright that it was responsible:
Julia Davis notes that the head of RT doesn’t seem to be expressing much doubt that this happened.
