A drone over the government's buildings and Belvedere. Donald Tusk: Belarusian citizens were detained
On the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, the Polish army together with the forces of European countries belonging to NATO neutralized drones coming from Russia near the Polish-Ukrainian and Polish-Belarusian border. At that time, many European countries expressed solidarity with Poland in connection with the Russian provocation.
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The Czech Republic and the Netherlands declared to send more military equipment to Poland, including In Norway and Great Britain, ambassadors of the Russian Federation were called to local ministries.
Drone raid on Poland. Special meeting of the Council of Ministers and the UN Security Council
A moment after the raid of the drones, the Prime Minister convened an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers. Later in the Sejm he confirmed in his speech that, according to the government's information, the raid of drones on Poland was intentional and planned. As he said 19 airspace was violated that night. The first took place on Tuesday at 23.30, and the last one on Wednesday at 6.30.
On Friday, at the request of Poland, it took place A special meeting of the UN Security Council in the USA, which was devoted to the situation in Poland. The vast majority of countries condemned the raid of Russian drones to Poland.
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The representative of Russia argued that Poland “has no evidence” that the drone raid was a Russian provocation and does not want escalation of tension with Warsaw.
Representing Poland at the UN meeting, the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Marcin Bosacki referred to Russian suggestions that drones in Poland may not belong to Russia, or that they were there as a result of a failure. At the same time, he showed photos of the remains of machines with Russian signs and accused Moscow of a lie, calling the Kremlin language “Neo-Orwellowski”.
– We in the region remember a similar rhetoric of Russian diplomats, when Russia, then Soviet, attacked Czechoslovakia in 1968, Hungary in 1956 or Poland together with Nazi Germany in September 1939. – said the deputy minister.
