Missile on NATO soil becomes Poland’s proof that starving Ukraine of air defense is a deadly game

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Warsaw is considering providing additional Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine after an explosion near Poland's border that was allegedly linked to a Russian missile. Tusk argued that stronger air defenses could help prevent future incidents and stressed that Poland's security is closely tied to Ukraine's defense. He also said the next 100 days could be decisive for the war and commented on recent tensions with Zelensky, describing the Ukrainian leader as having "good intentions" while acknowledging political differences. Watch the full statements and latest developments.