Poland and allies down ‘huge number’ of Russian drones in ‘act of aggression’
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Poland Armed Forces, Moscow’s forces of the forces of Ukraine’s Polish attacking parts of the country, the country’s sky on Wednesday on Wednesday “repeatedly” violating a large number of drone objects after the Poland airspace, he said.
Polish Defense Minister WłAdysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, “more than 10 objects” has passed to the Poland airspace and those who pose a risk for Poland’s security, he said.
The Polish Army was “brought to the highest preparation situation”, X said X.
The local police confirmed that the rashes, which are believed to be a damaged drone, were close to the Belarus border of Poland in the village of Czosnówka in the east of Poland.
Warsaw said that the Chopin airport remained open, but “there is no flight operation for now”. Warsaw Modlin, Rzeszów-Jasionka and Lublin airports also suspended flights.
Authorities, TUSK’un “available at the scene,” he said.
The operation points out that NATO member Poland has been directly engaged in Russian assets for the first time since the beginning of the full -scale invasion of Moscow in February 2022. In a mission in X, TUSK said that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte was “continuous contact”.
‘Act of Aggression’
The country’s Operational Command listed three vulnerable regions against intervention: Podskie, Mazowieckie and Lublin, all surrounding Belarus and Ukraine in the eastern part of Poland.
This said some drones were shot and that ongoing objects were shot with efforts to solve the collision areas.
In a mission in X, the incident marked as a “violation of an unprecedented Polish airspace” and “an act of aggression that pose a real threat to the security of our citizens”.
The neighboring Lithuania, who recorded Russian drones on the territory, said that he was standing in “full solidarity” with Poland.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Buddrys said in a mission in X that the reckless reckless violations of Russia’s NATO airspace pose a direct threat to the security and critical infrastructure of people. “
The NATO members of Poland, including the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristerson, said Russia’s Polish airspace violations are “unacceptable”.
“Poland has the right to defend the airspace. As a NATO ally and EU member, we provide full support to Poland. It combines our support to Sweden and Poland Ukraine.” He said.
Poland in high warning
Speaking to deliver the EU status in front of the European Parliament on Wednesday, the European Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen condemned Russia’s entering Poland’s airspace.
“Today, more than 10 Russian shahed plane has seen a reckless and unprecedented violation of Poland and Europe’s airspace. Europe stands in full solidarity with Poland.” He said.
Put Putin’s message is clear. And our answer must be open, Von Von der luyen said.
“We need more pressure on Russia to come to the negotiation table. We need more sanctions. Now we are working on 19th package in coordination with partners.”
“We are looking for Russian fossil fuels more quickly. We look at the shadow fleet and third countries.”
The operation of Warsaw, most of the Ukraine, including the western regions of the Polish border, is warned of air strikes for Russian missiles and drone attacks until Wednesday.
Three people were wounded in the Western Khmelnytskyi region of Ukraine, and the Chief Serhii Tiurin wrote on Wednesday morning in Telegram. He said that a sewing factory was destroyed, a gas station and vehicles were damaged and the windows in several houses explode.
More than one residential building in VinnyTsia and Cherkasy regions were damaged and one person was killed and injured in the ZhyTomyr region.
As a result of its proximity to Poland, Ukraine and Belarus, it remains high for drones entering the airspace.
On Sunday, Poland’s border guards said he found a drone remains with Russian signs after falling about 300 meters from the country’s Belarus border.
In July, a Russian military drone collapsed in an Egyptian field and exploded in Eastern Poland when they said the country’s defense ministry was “provocation”. In 2022, a Ukrainian missile killed two people when he hit a village south of Poland.
