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Tuesday, November 15th, 2022. I'm John Saasie. Russia is denying reports of their

missiles at a village in Polish territory and killed two people. The Pentagon is still looking

for more information as the Polish government holds an emergency meeting on what to do next.

You can say it was an accident if you have to confirm that you're missiles in that, you know,

in a few hours. And basically what they're trying to do is to see what NATO does.

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Treaty, most famously article five, which says an attack on one member is an attack on all.

There's an article four though that covers the case when a member state feels threatened by

another country or a terrorist organization, the 30 member states then start formal consultations

at the request of that threatened member. So what if any strategic advantage would rush a

gain from letting missiles fly into NATO member Poland? Officially, depending on how to

confirm anything, unofficially the leaks are saying that this did happen, the AP is confirming it.

Our guest today is Dr. Matthew Schmidt, a social professor at the University of New Haven.

The story is that two missiles hit Poland and apparently one potentially in Moldova.

Scary stuff because you have multiple countries there and obviously Poland is a NATO member.

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