THE REPUBLICAN BRIEF - Jeff Miller - NOV 15, 2022
Biden is about to get his sick, insane wish for a nuclear war. This is why you don’t elect angry, self-righteous idiots to lead a country, especially if they are a Democrat.
Russia unleashed massive barrages of missiles on Ukraine today, and a few went into Poland, most likely unintentionally. A few people have been killed it’s being reported.
Many on social media are calling for Article 5 to be invoked as Poland is a member of NATO. If Article 5 is invoked, all of NATO must respond to the aggressor meaning that we could be in a nuke war at any moment, and we have a president who is OK with that.
“Russian missiles have killed two people in NATO member Poland, a senior US intelligence official has told the AP news agency. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has called an urgent meeting to discuss national security, a government spokesman said on Twitter,” Sky News is reporting.
State news agency PAP said the meeting was to be held at 8pm GMT.
Latvia’s deputy prime minister, Artis Pabriks, said Moscow had fired missiles that landed in Poland and sent Warsaw his condolences.
The Estonian foreign ministry said the news from Poland was “most alarming” and said it was ready to defend “every inch of NATO territory”.
A US Pentagon spokesman said he had “no information to corroborate press reports” but was “taking them seriously and looking into them”.
A UK Foreign Office spokesman said: “We are investigating these reports and liaising closely with allies.”
NATO has a principle of collective defence which means that an attack against one ally is considered as an attack against all allies.
U.S. intelligence has confirmed that Russian missiles landed in NATO member Poland, killing two people. Under Article 5 of NATO, an attack on one country is considered an attack on all. The Polish Security Council is meeting to talk about how to handle. pic.twitter.com/myu46UvOjD — Skyleigh Heinen (@Sky_Lee_1) November 15, 2022
According to Polish media, missiles struck grain drying areas near the Ukrainian border in Przewodow, an eastern Polish village.
“Firefighters are on the spot – it’s not clear what has happened,” said a firefighter from the area.
The attack by Moscow on Ukraine knocked out the electricity to seven million households on Tuesday according to reports.
Lviv, about 50 miles from the Polish border, was hit by some of the missiles.
“It is unclear whether the two missiles that apparently landed in Poland were part of the same wave, but it is the first time Russian rockets are said to have reached Poland,” the Sky News report added.
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