then u.s. officials say it would not be surprising that russia could be responsible for an errant strike. there are questions that need to be answered and one of the big things that ukrainian has wanted is more support to protect its skies. that is a big part of the dialogue. what kinds of capabilities has the u.s. and other allies been able to provide them to try to knock down missiles to try to intercept and so forth and as ukraine has been effective at doing that, there are times when the munitions in the air go places they re not intended to go. so a big question will be what do allies here see as the likely consequences of this. if russia is culpable, whether it was intentional or inadvertent, russia would be responsible for the war it is conducted. and there are so many other consequences that leaders here are talking about that had nothing to do with the strike. the concern about energy and food insecurity, as colder
an accidental, the first of this eight-month war strike on poland happening as president biden sitting with world leaders at the g 20. well one of things that a senior official said when they look at trying to assess what happened here, the recognition that russia has had a poor record of precision in how it is carried out its strikes. we ve seen that playing out. and the fact that they have had many failed operations militarily and they have stepped up their strikes and trying to put more pressure, prying to cause fear and unrest and real tension among allies about what could happen, what more could come. and if they don t have control over their munitions, if they don t have operational capabilities like we might be more accustomed to in the west, and of course war is often fraught with mistakes. if that is what this is, and again we have to be careful, we don t have all of the facts,