Clear message of Poland to Russia at the UN: “You have been warned. Please do not come here to complain”
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski sent a hard Moscow message on NATO's air space on Monday, warning her not to complain about if her airplanes that do such a thing will be shot down.
“You are not able to live in peace with your neighbors,” Sikorski told a UN Security Council Emergency Session in New York, convened after three military planes of Moscow forces entered the Estonian airspace for 12 minutes.
“If they were accidents, why didn't they recognize them immediately and apologize?” Ask Sikorski, who is not only Foreign Minister, but also Deputy Prime Minister of Poland. “I didn't hear any excuse, just lies,” he stressed.
“We know that you do not care about international law and that you are incapable of living in peace with your neighbors,” said the high Polish official, accusing Moscow's “crazy nationalism”, which “contains a desire for domination that will not stop until it realizes that the time of the empires has not been over.”
Each drone attack of the heroes of the Ukraine's armed forces, God bless them, brings this day closer. Your special military operation for three days could not conquer the donbas even in ten years, ”he said.
Sikorski: “You have been warned”
“But the potential for criminal and catastrophic mistakes from Russia still exists. By ordering the mobilization in 1914, you rushed the beginning of the First World War, which bleed Europe and led to the Bolshevik Revolution. By signing the Hitler-Stalin Pact, you have contributed to the Soviet World War. caused the cold war.
“If another rocket or another plane enters our air space without permission – either deliberately or mistakenly – and it is shot down, and the debris falls on NATO territory, please do not come here,” Sikorski continued.
“You have been warned,” he said.
Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, also said that if it were a mistake, Moscow would have had enough time to apologize.
Instead, he showed a “tendency” to test European borders, she said, stressing that “Russia will continue to provoke as long as we allow it.”
Three Russian aircraft entered the Estonian airspace on Friday, where they flew for 12 minutes, before NATO airplanes were sent to intercept them. Subsequently, the Tallinn regime announced that it had requested the activation of Article 4 of NATO, as did Poland ten days before, when he claimed that several Russian drones had entered his air space.
While the reactions on the incident in Estonia were still coming, Poland claimed that two Russian aircraft entered a safety area near a platform in the Baltic Sea.
This month, the drones of Russia also violated the air and Poland's air spaces.
On September 13, in the area of Chilia Veche in the Delta, a Russian drone sailed for 50 minutes in the airspace of Romania, then leaving the country, under the monitoring of NATO military aircraft.
In Poland, the authorities claimed that the national airspace was violated by at least 19 Russian drones on the night of September 9 to 10.
