The Czech Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador because of the Dronov “provocation” of the Kremlin in Poland

On Thursday, the Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky summoned the Russian ambassador Alexander Smeyevsky in connection with the violation of Poland’s airspace the day before. Sz Kozevsky arrived in the Czech Foreign Ministry at about half a afternoon and left after about 15 minutes.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to Novinky

Direct Lipavsky languageO: “I decided to call the Russian ambassador. Russian drones in Poland are a clean provocation of the Kremlin. The Czech Republic firmly supports Poland. We will protect the Alliance territory.”

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Details: A spokesman for the Czech Foreign Ministry Daniel Drake refused to clarify what was the subject of a summoning of Russia’s ambassador to the carpet. However, the department said that NATO would not tolerate Russian provocations and is ready to defend its territory.

In addition to the Czech Republic, the leaders of the Russian embassies were also summoned by Spain and the Netherlands.

Recall: Poland after the night of the night of September 10 limited the flight along the border with Ukraine and Belarus. At this time, 15 UAVs of about two dozen drones that crossed the border have been found in different regions of the country.

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