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Funeral held for man killed by Poland missile blast

A funeral was held yesterday for one of the two victims of a missile that struck a Polish village near Ukraine earlier this week, an incident widely believed to have been an accident.

Warsaw and NATO have said the explosion was likely caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile launched to intercept a Russian barrage, but that Moscow was ultimately to blame for starting the conflict.

Two workers at a local grain drying facility were killed when the blast occurred Tuesday in Przewodow, a village some six kilometres (four miles) from the Ukrainian border.

Boguslaw Wos, 62, was buried at the local cemetery in a funeral attended by family and friends, village residents, along with troops and Polish and Ukrainian officials.

“This man would not have become a victim were it not for this cruel war,” provincial governor Lech Sprawka said at the funeral.

“This victim serves as a call for peace to the entire world,” he added, quoted by the Polish news agency PAP.

Louis Allwood

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