The initial data showed that the Polish airspace was violated 19 times. However, according to the president's office, the President's office confirmed that this number was 21. – It could also be so and it must be verified, after all, these drones were also flying to Poland, there were several, several seconds and returned – the minister pointed out.
In recent days, the remains of Russian unmanned aerial vehicles have been found in Poland. Until Thursday evening, finding the remains of the seventeenth drone, which fell in the fittings near Biłgora, in the Lublin region. Meanwhile, the fate of the rest of the machines remains unclear. He suggested that some of the drones could return to Russia.
He recommended to find out about this matter at the Ministry of National Defense. “I don't know how many of them were found, or it wasn't like some of them returned,” he added.
The incident with Russian drones caused a reaction at both Polish and global levels. On Thursday, President Karol Nawrocki called the National Security Council, where the implications of this event for the security of the country were discussed. In turn, on Friday, at the request of Poland, an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council is to be held.
The deputy prime minister and head of Polish diplomacy Radosław Sikorski appealed for international attention to the unprecedented nature of the attack. He emphasized that the impact aimed at a member of the UN, EU and NATO is a serious violation of international regulations and must meet with an appropriate reaction.
