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NATO chief says alliance consulting with partners after explosion in Polish village near Ukraine border kills two.

It is the first time a Russian attack on Ukraine has killed people in a NATO country since the start of the war

Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles against Ukraine on Tuesday, Nov. 15, hitting targets across the country, the Associated Press reported. Russian missiles also crossed into Poland, a NATO member country, where they killed two people, an unnamed senior U.S. intelligence official told the news service.

Poland was hit by Russian rockets, killing two people, The Associated Press reported Tuesday, citing U.S. intelligence officials it didn’t identify. Russia dismissed the report as a “deliberate provocation.”

Poland is raising the readiness of military units" and verifying if they need to activate NATO Article 4

A White House spokesperson says US officials are ‘working with the Polish government to gather more information’

The Ukrainian leader said "terror is not limited to our state borders" as he issued a terrifying warning about the "significant escalation"

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday, without producing evidence, that Russian missiles had hit Poland, a NATO country, in what he called a "significant escalation" of the conflict.

The US president promises full support for a Polish investigation into who fired a "Russian-made" missile that killed two people in a village near the NATO member country's border with Ukraine.

Missiles targeted at Ukrainian energy facilities have reportedly struck and killed two people in Poland, sparking fears of global escalation.

Two farmers killed near border with Ukraine by what Poland has claimed were Russian-made weapons