Germany and NATO partners are not considering introducing a no-fly zone over Ukraine after the incident with the missile fall in Poland. This was stated by the representative of the President of Germany, writes UNN.
Berlin rejected the idea of closing the skies over Ukraine, saying that this "allegedly creates a threat of direct confrontation between Russia and NATO."
"Together with all our allies, we agree that we want to avoid a further escalation of this war in Ukraine," a spokesman for the German government said.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said at a press conference that there was no indication that the missile crash in Przewodów in eastern Poland was the result of a deliberate attack.
