Duda was travelling to a town near the border with Ukraine, where he was later to meet Joe Biden The plane had a technical problem and returned to Warsaw
The aircraft carrying Polish President Andrei Duda had to make an emergency landing[/B] in Warsaw, in a city near the border with Ukraine, where he is scheduled to meet US President Joe Biden later in the day, according to Reuters and the flight recording service Flightradar24.
The plane experienced a "technical problem" and returned to Warsaw, with a government source noting that "everything went well, Duda is not in any danger."
A Polish Government 737, en route to Rzeszów, has returned to Warsaw. According to media the Polish president Andrzej Duda was onboard the aircraft that returned because of a technical problem.pic.twitter.com/7LrphWHrdR
[/P]- Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) March 25, 2022
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden's aircraft has just landed in Zeshuv, 100 km from the border with Ukraine.
In the first hours of his two-day visit to Poland, Biden is expected to meet with U.S. troops stationed in that city before heading to Warsaw for talks with Polish leaders and a visit to a reception center for Ukrainian refugees who fled their country to escape the Russian invasion.
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