Moscow Urges Warsaw Not to Engage in 'Dirty Provocations' Staged by Kiev Regime

The Russian Foreign Ministry explained to the Polish charge d'affaires that hyping up the anti-Russia hysteria over the "missile incident" was unacceptable.

Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov lambasted an allegation that Moscow is 'indirectly responsible' for the incident in Poland, stressing that Russia had nothing to do with it.

Polish Ambassador to Moscow Krzysztof Krajewski has been summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry, ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Sputnik on Wednesday.

Moscow also called on Warsaw not to engage in "dirty provocations" staged by the Kiev regime and not to initiate its own.

The Russian Foreign Ministry firmly denied allegations of any links regarding the missile which fell in Poland, noting that an impartial probe would reveal it is nothing but a provocation. Moscow noted in an official statement that Kiev is desperately trying to use any pretext to blame Moscow, searching for additional support from the West. The ministry also described the reaction of some NATO countries to the incident as "appalling'".

"The photographs of the wreckage found in the village of Przewodow published in Poland on the evening of November 15 were unambiguously identified by Russian specialists of the military-industrial sphere as elements of an surface-to-air guided missile of the S-300 air defense complex of the Ukrainian military," the ministry said in a statement.

Trump Jr. Says US Should Stop Sending Billions to Kiev After Ukrainian Missile Hits Poland

Donald Trump Jr., the son of former US president Donald Trump, said on Wednesday the United States should stop sending billions of dollars in security and economic assistance to Kiev after a Ukrainian missile hit Poland on Tuesday.

"Since it was Ukraine's missile that hit our NATO ally Poland, can we at least stop spending billions to arm them now?" Trump Jr. said via Twitter.

Berlin: Germany and NATO Not Considering Introduction of No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine

"The introduction of a no-fly zone is dangerous, as it will lead to a direct conflict between NATO and Russia. Together with all our partners in the alliance, we are unanimous in the opinion that we want to avoid a further escalation of the war in Ukraine," German Federal Government Deputy Spokesman Wolfgang Buechner said at a briefing.

Russia Includes 52 Representatives of Ireland's Leadership and Political Figures in Sanctions List

"In response to the anti-Russian course of the Irish government, which unconditionally supports the unilateral restrictive measures introduced by the European Union against Russian citizens aimed at attempts to isolate our country internationally, a decision was made to include 52 key representatives of the leadership and politicians of Ireland in the Russian ‘stop list’ (travel ban list)," the foreign ministry said in a statement

Russia's MoD Latest Briefing on Special Military Operation in Ukraine

• Russian forces eliminated more than 80 Ukrainian troops, as well as destroyed six Ukrainian tanks, eight armored combat vehicles, two armored carriers and three Ukrainian self-propelled artillery systems in the LPR;



• Russian forces eliminated and wounded more than 100 Ukrainian troops, as well as destroyed two Ukrainian tanks and four armored combat vehicles near Krasny Liman;



• Russian forces eliminated more than 65 Ukrainian troops, as well as destroyed two infantry combat vehicles, five armored vehicles and three other vehicles in the DPR;



• Russian forces hit 94 Ukrainian artillery units at their firing positions;



• Russian forces destroyed a US-made AN/TPQ-50 radar station in the LPR;



• Russian forces destroyed a Ukrainian ammunition depot in the Zaporozhye region;



• Russian forces destroyed two US-made M777 artillery systems in the Kharkov region;



• Russian forces destroyed the Ukrainian Akatsiya artillery station in the Kherson region, as well as a Ukrainian Grad multiple-launch rocket system in the LPR;



• The Russian Air Force shot down a Ukrainian Mi-8 helicopter in the Zaporozhye region;



• Russian air defense destroyed three Ukrainian UAVs and intercepted eleven HIMARS and Uragan rockets.

Latest on Strikes

• As Russia launches new high-precision strikes on Ukraine, here's everything you need to know:



• Russian forces conducted multiple high-precision strikes on military and energy facilities in Ukraine on November 15, according to Ukrainian media



• Zelensky's office claimed that about 15 energy facilities in different regions were damaged.



• A number of cities, including Kiev, Zhitomir, parts of Lvov, Odessa and Kharkov, have been left without power, while rolling blackouts have been reported in the Kiev



• Ukrainian mobile operators have limited services in order to save electricity, the Lvov mayor said



• The Ukrainian railway announced a delay in the movement of trains after strikes in several directions; Ukraine is seeing significant internet outages after strikes, cyber watchdog NetBlocks reported