ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. miss al explosion and poland puts the country on the left, nato holds an emergency meeting in response to establish facts and next steps. the missile was likely 5 by ukraine and self defense. nato's chief says russia bears ultimate responsibility. also on the program,

the g trend his draft declaration strongly condemned russia's boy in ukraine. it calls for russia complete withdrawal and rejects its claim of a special military operation. declaration also warns against nuclear weapon use or threats. plus $3.00 to $1.00 boosters english and left off of artifice. one, we rise together. back to the building and beyond. the 2 aborted attempts at a delay and asked us optimist won't rocket blas off on its lunar test flight. the 1st step towards putting astronaut back on them. ah, i'm get out of his thanks for joining us. nato secretary general jens stocum. burke

says there is no indication that the missile explosion and poland on tuesday was the result of a deliberate attack. stop back said the blast was likely caused by a re ukrainian air defense miss al, gone astray. 2 people were killed in the explosion in a town near the polish border with ukraine. the missiles struck poland as moscow was carrying out white spread, strikes on ukraine, raising fears that nato might be dragged into direct conflict with russia. let's take a listen to the nato chief speaking a short while ago in brussels. but we have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack. and we have no indication that the russia is preparing offensive military actions against natal. our preliminary analysis suggests that the incident will slightly caused

by a ukrainian air defense mi sign fired to the fens, ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. but let me be clear, this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues. it's illegal war against ukraine. the w terry schultz was at that press conference in brussels today and she told us more about installed bugs, comments? well, i think we've got a good summary now, but there are some important points. i think that that bear repeating, and that is still simberg, was very careful to say that nato does not believe that russia is planning offensive attacks against it. and, you know, it's, it's a very simple, simple sentence, but, but it's quite so quite stark, if you, if you think about it, because of course, nato is, is working constantly to deter russia from any attacks and to defend against any

possible attacks. and that's why there are all of these additional resources in the countries bordering russia. but he says now that that they do not believe that moscow is even planning any such attack. so i found that one of the most interesting things to come out of the press conference today. now, both nato and did the polish government soon came to deescalate absolutely they, they both. i wanted to make, make clear that this was not an attack from, from russia because of course, that would throw into, into a cycle all kinds of responses that you really wouldn't want to use unless this was a deliberate attack by an enemy. and so once the polish government came out and said this, and we had a secretary general stilton berg saying it almost at the same time as president duda. they very much made clear that what they wanted to focus on now was how unfortunate it was. but also that russia should not be exonerated because ukraine

would need these air defenses going off all the time of fresh wasn't, you know, constantly showering missiles down on ukraine. now what's the view then in brussels, terry's the sense of increased danger of nato being dragged into this war. does this just serve as a reminder? i think that last night as things were much more tense, i can tell you that i worked late into the night here here, here in the studio when it was unclear whether this was a missile, fired by russia, and many, early reports by news organizations also said russian missile fired at ukraine. i mean, in fact, it is a russian made missile. and so there was, you know, that added to the confusion last night. i think today there's a lot of relief at nato headquarters. but at the same time, we saw nato allies also increase their defenses on the latvian government, for example, called an emergency meeting of its own government this morning to assess what was happening in poland. now again, in, in, in all nato capital,

as i'm sure there's going to be a lot of relief that this is not an attack by russia. but it just shows how nerves are constantly on edge because 3 miles over the border into poland. it's not a very big area. this is easily something that could happen. no, will anything of substance change from a to annoy any any action be taken? i think military planners will look again at the areas of, of nato territory that are covered. of course, as i said, this is just 3 miles into poland from ukraine and nato is only bound to, to protect every inch of nato territory. but still timber was asked whether, whether he thought that nato's own air defense shield should be extended some, some ways further into ukraine in order to make sure no missiles could get through it. and he said, that's not really something that's being considered at the moment. what he wants to focus on is getting more air defense capabilities to ukraine itself, so that they can block them before they get into into nato territory. i think that

they'll be taking a good look at their, at their defensive plans today and making sure that there are not gaps that something like this could happen again. there's, she'll stand in brussels for us. thank you, terry. and earlier the w's young phillip shots explained how keith reacted. well, so far, no member of the ukrainian government has officially, except a preliminary results that were presented by poland and of a nato members. as you know, those results seem to indicate that it was an accident caused by ukrainian defense . one of the few statements we have at the moment comes from the ukrainian foreign minister, cool about who is quoted. so saying that it is too early to comment on anything until there are final results of the investigation. another brief statement issued sir, by the secretary of ukraine's security council. even some small skeptical or secretary

says that he demands more information from a ukraine's western allies and he demands access to the site of the explosion. so at the moment, there is still a lot of confusion about the official ukrainian position. all we know is that president lensky called it a significant escalation in the morning. and most people here say that regardless who is behind the attack in the end, it's so russia who is to blame because without the invasion, but without the mess, if it takes yesterday, none of this would have happened. but the landscape healey must, must have known that it is, is not sure that it was a russian attack. why is he still calling it a significant escalation? well, i think because it shows once again that there is a significant threat for neighboring countries. and of course it's obvious that you crane hopes for. busy more western supports and sir, it is also obvious that sir,

when there's a strong feeling in the neighboring countries and nature member countries are that this threat is a very closer to home and that it helps the ukrainians in showing the world where they have experienced 1st hand or during the last 9 months of the war. and it is also reflected by a remark by the ukrainian defense minister, who once again said that ukraine once and no fly zone over the country. and that is in the direct interests of nato allies to, to issue such a no fly zone. but at the moment we just have to be patient. we just have to wait for further facts. and we have to wait, of course, for an official reaction by the ukrainian government. our correspondent philip

shots, they're joining us from keith. thank you. and philip the g. 20 summit on the indonesian island of bali, as ended with a joint declaration that clearly condemns the war and ukraine, even though russia is a g 20 member. the summit's closing statement sent leaders denounced the war despite some divisions among the group. western leaders also met on the sidelines of the g 20 to discuss the missile explosion on the polish border. germany's chance level of shots cold for a thorough investigation and warned against drawing hasty conclusions in the nation president, yoko, we don't host at the g 20 summit called the incident in poland. regretfully that so added russia as a g 20 member, agree to a declaration that condemns the war and ukraine. i put that question to d. w's. alexander phenomenon in body was at very interesting question, because of course you would assume that russia would do anything to prevent the

strong condemnation of its war on ukraine from being included in the official document. and we put this question 2 officials to western officials here in bali. and they told us that it was a success for the indonesian presidency of the g 20. they were reaching out talking to every member of the g 20. but they also stressed that russia, i was becoming increasingly isolated here with more and more and emerging economies . india, for instance, being in favor of such a strong statement. so they assumed that in the end, russia just didn't prevent this. a statement from being published because they didn't want to stand there totally alone or correspondent, alexander, phenomena reporting from bali the to look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world. iran state media is reporting that a further 3 people will face the death penalty. following weeks of protests against

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bess ultimate responsibility, even though the missile was likely fired by you frame in self defense. that's it from me and, and his team for now coming up next in d, w, 's, asia, the taliban has announced a spate of new anti women laws are women in afghanistan in danger again. and how of cricket could provide an equal pitch for men and women in india? those stories and marshall thief and d, w. 's asia with my colleague deerish bakshi. i'm gout, eldest, extra jobs she music can't be destroy it. you can try, but it's impossible with she performed for her life in auschwitz.