Leaders condemn Russia over drones in Polish airspace
Leaders react to the drones shot through Poland
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk
“We are dealing with a large -scale provocation … We are ready to spray such provocations. The situation is serious and no one should prepare for various scenarios.”
“The reduction of these drones that pose a security threat is changing the political situation.”
He continued: “This situation brings us the closest one to open up a conflict since World War II.”
Andrey ORDASH, Russia in Russia in Russia’s Ria State News Agency
He continued: “We see the accusations as unfounded. No evidence that these drones are of Russian origin.”
Kaja Kallas, European Union Foreign and Security Policy High Representative
“Russia’s war is increasing, it does not end. We should increase the cost of Moscow, strengthen the support of Ukraine and invest in Europe’s defense.”
“The EU plays an important role and we will support initiatives such as East Border Shield line.”
French President Emmanuel Macron
He continued: “Russia’s attack against Ukraine during an attack against the Russian drones in the Poland airspace is not only acceptable. I condemn this with the most powerful terms. I urge Russia to end this reckless climb.”
He continued: “I repeat our full solidarity to Polish people and governments. I will soon talk to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. We will not compromise the security of the Allies.”
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer
“This morning, a barbaric attack against Ukraine and Russian drones by the Russian drones, a terrible and unprecedented violation of the dialect and NATO airspace is deeply concerned. This was a very reckless movement by Russia and the president Putin ignored peace and constantly reminds us of the bombing every day.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy
“It is clear that Russian aggression pose a danger for every independent nation in our region, and therefore only the joint and coordinated action can guarantee reliable security. The precedent of using a warplane to hit Russian weapons at the same time from several European countries and protecting human lives is very important.”
“Together, Europeans are always stronger. Russia should feel that the response to this climbing step and even the attempt to humiliate one of Europe’s key countries will be clear and strong.”
US Air Force General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe
“The Almighty Headquarters Allied Powers European and Allied Command operations, in close contact and coordination with Poland and other allies about the drones entering the Poland airspace. NATO responded quickly and decided to defend our talent and decided to defend the allied region.”
