Missile strike in Poland that killed two is ‘unlikely’ to have come from Russia, says Biden

Joe Biden says it is "unlikely" that a missile strike which killed two people in Poland was fired from Russia.

The US president met with world leaders for an emergency meeting at the G20 Summit in Indonesia after news broke of the strike.

"It is unlikely, in line with the trajectory, that it was fired from Russia, but we'll see," Biden told reporters.

It landed around four miles away from the Ukrainian border in Przewodow, a rural village.

However, Volodymyr Zelensky placed blame on Moscow, describing the strike as a "very significant escalation" in the war.

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