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Ukraine latest news. Biden: missiles in Poland unlikely to have come from Russia

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Ukraine latest news.  Biden: missiles in Poland unlikely to have come from Russia

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US President Biden said in Bali there was an ongoing investigation into exactly what happened in Poland and that the Allies would determine what to do. Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki has called on citizens to remain calm after the fall of Russian missiles on Polish territory and the death of two people.

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