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Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó urged “strategic calm” after a phone call with his Polish counterpart, Zbigniew Rau, on Wednesday morning after a missile hit Polish territory killing two people in the previous evening.

Szijjártó expressed Hungary’s solidarity with Poland and offered help, saying the ties between Poland and Hungary were “more than strategic partnership, this is a brotherhood”. In a video posted on Facebook, Szijjártó said Rau had told him that the circumstances of the missile hit were still unknown. Authorities are still investigating who used the missile, who launched it and what was the motivation, Szijjártó cited Rau as saying. Poland will conduct a comprehensive investigation and will brief Hungary, the foreign minister said.

The Polish foreign ministry summoned Russia’s ambassador to the country and handed him an official note demanding “immediate and detailed explanation”, Rau said. Poland has also initiated a consultation under Article 4 of the NATO treaty, Rau said. In the video, Szijjártó called for “strategic calm from decision-makers … so we can avoid tragic and incontrollable consequences”.