authorities have reported to russian missiles have struck pullen. two people are believed to have been killed. in pullen, there's an emergency meeting of the government taking place as we speak. we're joined by a polish government spokesperson. >> any information presented today will be provided later and if necessary will be made available to the public as much as possible. we will inform you about these events. we will comment on it and inform about it after the meeting that will take place now after the appropriate information is presented by the services that will inform about these events. >> the polish government spokesperson they're basically urging people to be conscious at this stage. we know nato has already spoken out to say it gives poland its full support. what more at this stage can you tell us? >> good evening, everyone. the government is still having the meeting and we arwaiting for the movement and the government spokesperson to give us another communique after the meetings. when at the pentagon is following closely what is -- we kn

pullen has called for an emergency meeting with moscow, but this could represent a serious escalationoes the war on ukraine. 58 russian missiles hit kyiv, lviv, as well as other targets across ukraine

pullen said it was caused by a russian-made missile. is still not clear who fired it and where it was fired from. the missile landed about six and a half kilometers or four miles west of the ukrainian border, at roughly the same time russia launched its biggest wave of missile attacks on ukrainian cities in a month. a nato official tells cnn that a nato aircraft flying in polish airspace tracked the missile. the polish president says his country is trying to determine who is responsible. matthew chance filed this report from near the scene of the blast in poland. >> well, dramatic scenes taking place here in this relatively remote village close to the border of ukraine on polish territory. for the polish authorities have confirmed two people killed in that explosion caused by rockets or missiles that fell on polish territory earlier. at a farm just a short distance from here. it's a one street town, essentially. and that streak has been sealed off all night by the polish authorities, preventing us from actually getting to the scene. bec

. >> carley: pullen's investigation into the blast as an important question remains whether it was russiat filed the missile in ukraine and an act of self-defense,: president says the license and for the country will active nato before a meeting today and what happened is an isolated incident. there is no indication that war will take place. the north atlantic alliance is on standby. we have strength in the readiness of the polish armed forces including air defenses. airplanes will be supported by allied planes. please act call me and prudently. president biden warning the world not to jump to blame russia. >> there is plenty of information that contests that. i don't want to say that until we completely investigated. it is unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia, but we will see. >> todd: a fox news contributor and cia chief who served in moscow, dan, what are you hearing in time circles about what happened? >> we are still in the fact-finding phase here. what we know is that russia launched a barrage of missiles against ukrainian civilian targets yesterday.

after pullen says that a russian-made missile killed two people there in a potentially major escalation. then, despite the big midterm losses, donald trump officially throws his red hat into the 2024 ring as republicans publicly battle it out for their leadership. and could twitter be down to its final 280 characters? as more advertisers run from elon musk, the big question is, can this site even stay online, as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle in washington on what has turned out to be a very busy tuesday night. the biden white house now facing what may be a critical point in russia's nine-month war on ukraine. the government of pro poland, a key ally of both u.s. and nato said a russian-made missile hit a town just four miles from the border with ukraine killing two polish people. russia denies intentionally targeting poland, and the pentagon is yet to confirm what happened. but even if it turns out to be accidental, there are serious fears that putin's war might quickly escalate into a much wider conflict, since poland i

and you see figures like michael pullen, for example, who has become a cult figure because of his very interesting writings on the food chain, now touting this -- it sounds like timothy leary reborn. and it is very dangerous. i do worry about exactly those developments very much so. >> do you have any idea compares to canada or europe with regard to the treatment of the mentally ill? and so forth? especially with socialized medicine, are they worse off than us? better than us? >> i am most familiar with the english situation. i know little bit about things in europe and i was just there. homelessness was somewhat less visible in london in the last time i visited and i was a little surprise. out of the blue, a british psychiatrist i know who's is a member of the house of lords, elaine murphy, wrote to me and said, you know, one of the artifacts of the covid epidemic was the government swept those people off the streets because they saw them as reservoirs of infection for covid. so they move them to sheltered housing in a hurry. but says now they are leaking back out. so on the whole, i

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. >> when pullen said a russian-made missile hit their country and killed 2 people. many were concerned it was an intentional strike from russia. but now you have no indication. >> that this the result of deliberate attack. poland is a nato ally and any intentional attack on them could have forced the alliance to respond militarily. >> when president biden heard about the missile strike, he was in indonesia for the g 20 summit and he called an emergency meeting with other world leaders to discuss. >> we agreed to support poles, investigation the explosion. 2 world toll on cranium. border. we're going to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. >> that investigation is still ongoing, but u.s. officials say initial assessments suggest that ukrainian forces fired the missile and incoming russian missile during an attack on ukraine's electrical system. but nato secretary general is pointing the finger at russia for starting this conflict in the first place. let me be clear. >> this is ukraine's there's ultimate responsibility. see it continue its its illegal war ag

. >> carley: pullen's investigation into the blast as an important question remains whether it was russiad the missile in ukraine and an

when pullen said a russian-made missile hit their country and killed 2 people.oncerned it was an intentional strike from russia. >> but now you have no indication that this the result of deliberate attack. poland is a nato ally and any intentional attack on them could have forced the alliance to respond militarily. when president biden heard about the missile strike, he was in indonesia for the g 20 summit and he called an emergency meeting with other world leaders to discuss. >> we agreed to support poles, investigations when the explosion. world all on cranium, border. we're going to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. >> that investigation is still ongoing, but u.s. officials say initial assessments suggest that ukrainian forces fired the missile and incoming russian missile during an attack on ukraine's electrical system. but nato secretary general is pointing the finger at russia for starting this conflict in the first place. let me be clear. >> this is ukraine's there's ultimate responsibility. see it continue its its illegal war against ukraine

misfired, so given all of this, nato will now not invoke article five of its agreement and protect pullene to get us some answers is barry mccaffrey, he is also an msnbc military analyst. general, thank you so much for being here. so, as i just said, it appears that nato is now not going to involve article five after an explosion in poland that killed two. they are saying that it was likely an accident by a ukrainian air defense effort. the, volodymyr zelenskyy says that it wasn't. i think it is a person that ukraine and western allies have disagreed publicly like this. what is the fallout from all of that, and what does ukraine's road to peace look like right now? >> certainly it is a dangerous situation for ukraine. as you mentioned there, under massive attack from the air on their water, and electrical grids. more than 400 500 missiles fired at them. the good news is, the biden administration full -- have put massive humanitarian economic, and military aid into ukraine. and ukrainian military, with enormous courage, has won three major offensive operations. putin is stuck with a disast