SVT's correspondent: "A large part of the world breathed a sigh of relief"

The robot that crashed near the Polish countryside yesterday, killing two people, was probably not fired from Russia, but rather came from Ukraine.

- The incident was probably caused by a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile that was fired to protect Ukrainian territory from Russian cruise missiles, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday.

Word against word

But from the Ukrainian side, the information was rejected and according to President Volodomyr Zelenskiy, the country's own investigations have shown that the robot did not come from Ukraine.

But Russia denies involvement in the attack and now the matter will be investigated.

SVT's correspondent David Boati is in the village of Przewodów where the robot crashed.

Hear him explain in the clip above why much of the world died a sigh of relief today when it became clear that Russia was likely not to blame.