Mateusz Morawiecki reiterated Poland's support for Kyiv weeks after NATO said Ukraine likely accidentally launched the missile that killed two Polish villagers.
Morawiecki held a meeting with his counterparts from Ukraine and Lithuania, in which they discussed their cooperative efforts amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has now entered its ninth month.
The meeting follows a dustup on the Ukraine-Poland border earlier this month. On November 15, a missile hit a Polish village, killing two people. Leaders initially believed the missile came from Russia, sparking. However, the NATO has said the missile was likely accidentally fired by Ukraine's air forces.
Despite the frenzy, Poland has showed no signs of wavering in its support for Ukraine in recent weeks. Morawiecki on Saturday doubled down on calls to support the Eastern European country fend off the Russian invasion, which has been subject to, with leaders raising concerns about a lack of justification and violation of Ukraine's sovereignty.
Above, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki speaks during a press conference in Helsinki on November 20. Morawiecki reiterated Poland’s support for Ukraine this week despite an earlier dustup at the Poland-Ukraine border in which a missile, believed to be accidentally fired by Ukraine, struck a Polish village, killing two people.
"Europe has noticed the threat from Russia too late, which is why today we cannot procrastinate with providing help to Ukraine. This war will end when each house, each school, each hospital, and each road is reclaimed," Morawiecki said in remarks translated by The Kyiv Independent following the meeting, according to his office's
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