NATO said Thursday said it was in close contact with Warsaw as it blamed Russia for a missile that crashed in Poland, and vowed to "continue to take all necessary measures to defend" alliance territory.
"In response to a Russian missile of currently unknown type that entered Polish airspace and later crashed into Polish territory - one of many missiles fired by Russia at Ukraine overnight - NATO and Poland activated their air and ground defences," said Martin O'Donnell, a NATO spokesman, adding that alliance commanders were "in close contact with the Polish authorities about the violation of Poland's airspace.
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