Ukraine’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Sergiy Kyslytsya has said that Kyiv supports a “full and transparent investigation” into the missile that fell in Poland. In his address at the UN Security Council on Wednesday, Sergiy Kyslytsya stated that Ukraine expresses solidarity with Polish people after missiles landed in Przewodow village of Poland, where two people were killed.
“Ukraine expresses its solidarity with brotherly Polish people following yesterday’s tragedy in the village of Przewodow, where two people were killed by missiles,” Sergiy Kyslytsya said. “We support a full and transparent investigation to establish all the facts of this tragic incident and we are ready to cooperate with the Polish side to contribute to this investigation,” he added.
In his statement at the UNSC meeting on “Maintenance of peace and security of Ukraine,” Sergiy Kyslytsya said that Russia’s aggression against Ukraine with regular missile attacks as one of its key element remains the “only root cause of violence and human suffering in Ukraine.”
Kyslytsya accused Russia of carrying out “nasty attacks” against civilians which he stressed is the “only kind of revenge” it can take for its regular military and diplomatic defeats. In his address, Kyslytsya said that investigators have documented over 400 Russian war crimes and bodies of civilians and military personnel have been found.
The leaders of Poland and NATO claimed that the missile that killed two people in Poland on Tuesday was likely fired by Ukrainian forces. The leaders said that the incident seemed to be an “accident,”
