Poland's top diplomat roasts Russia for lying about drones
Photo: Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski (Getty Images)
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski mocked the Russians for getting entangled in their own lies about the drones that entered Poland.
The Foreign Minister stressed that Russia is distorting the truth about the drone incident, presenting different versions of the events.
According to Sikorski, the Russian government claims that Russian drones accidentally violated Polish airspace. At the same time, Russia’s ambassador to the UN stated that it was physically impossible for Russian drones to reach Poland.
“Which Russian lie are we supposed to believe?” Sikorski wrote.
Russian drones in Poland
During Russia’s nighttime attack on Ukraine on September 10, several drones entered Polish territory. Polish aviation was used for the first time.
In total, debris from 16 Russian drones was found on Polish territory. Prime Minister Donald Tusk reported that the country’s airspace had been violated at least 19 times.
Due to the incident, NATO for the first time activated Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty in response to the intrusion of Russian drones into Poland.
Operation Eastern Sentry was launched in Poland just a few days after the intrusion of Russian drones.
