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Poland summons Russian ambassador to Foreign Ministry after alleged Russian X-101 missile fell in southeastern Poland, PM Tusk says. NATO ally escalates diplomatic response as Warsaw demands accountability from Moscow.

Poland summoned the Russian ambassador to its Foreign Ministry over an incident in which an object that fell in southeastern Poland was identified by Polish authorities as an alleged 'Russian X-101 missile,' Donald Tusk said.

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