An emergency meeting has been called by leaders amid fears Russian missiles struck NATO member Poland, amid a "massive" barrage of airstrikes across Ukraine; sources suggest the country is set to trigger the alliance's Article 4; Warsaw "raising readiness of military units".
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NATO ambassadors will meet tomorrow at the request of Poland on basis of the alliance's Article 4, two European diplomats have told Reuters news agency.
According to Article 4 of the alliance's founding treaty, members can raise any issue of concern, especially related to the security of a member country.
One of the diplomats said NATO would act cautiously and needed time to verify how exactly the incident happened.
If this is the case, it would confirm the consensus among a number of experts who suggested it was unlikely that the alliance would opt to invoke of Article 5 - which would likely involve a direct retaliatory military strike on Russia, and a major escalation and widening of the conflict