Massive Russian Missile Strike On Ukraine Reportedly Crossed into Poland

Massive Russian , Missile Strike On Ukraine, Reportedly Crossed into Poland .

On November 15, Russian forces pounded Ukrainian energy facilities with its most significant barrage of missiles yet.

Associated Press reports that the massive missile strike targeted energy facilities across the country, causing widespread power outages.

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Associated Press reports that the massive missile strike targeted energy facilities across the country, causing widespread power outages.

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Another source told the AP that a site in Poland approximately 15 miles from the Ukrainian border was also hit in the barrage.

According to a senior U.S. intelligence official, missiles crossed into neighboring NATO member Poland, killing two people.

If confirmed, the strike would signify the conflict's first Russian attack on a full-fledged NATO member.

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Russia's Defense Ministry denied responsibility for the attack, claiming photos of damage near the Ukrainian-Polish border "have nothing to do" with Russia.

AP reports that both NATO and the United States National Security Council were looking into the reports.

On the afternoon of November 15, Polish media outlets reported that two people were killed after being struck by a projectile in Przewodów near the border with Ukraine.

Neighboring Moldova was also impacted by the strikes, with reports of widespread blackouts.

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According to AP, an estimated 40% of Ukraine's power grid had already been damaged or destroyed prior to the most recent bombardment