The Polish President did not like Zelensky’s words that they can knock down drones

Polish President Karol Navrotsky said that he did not like how Ukrainian visa Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on the confusion of Russian drones over Poland.

Source: “European Truth”, Navrotsky in an interview with FAKT portal

Details: Navrotsky commented on Zelensky’s words in the last interview with Sky News, where he said that Poland was not at war and was not ready for mass raids.

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“But even if you compare: 810 (attacked Ukraine. – Ed.), And we knocked over 700, and they seemed to have four drones and knocked down four. They had no missiles or ballistics. And of course, they will not be able to save people if a massive attack took place,” the Ukrainian president said.

Navrotsky said that he “did not like these words of President Zelensky”, though he realized that Zelensky meant the experience that Ukraine gained the blood of his soldiers and civilians.

According to him, the President of Ukraine meant the need for Poland to have more effective means of counteracting drone, “although I admit that he could express it differently.”

“The development of the Anti -Diral troops and in general the Armed Forces of Ukraine is possible due to the great solidarity of European countries and countries outside the European Union, the support we provide to Ukraine. This statement could be expressed in more diplomatic tone,” Navrotsky added.

It is known that on September 10, Russian drones in the number of about two dozen for the first time were massively flew into the territory of Poland. Some of them flew to almost 300 km deep from the eastern border.

On September 18, Ukraine and Poland agreed to create a joint operational group on unmanned aviation systems, which will include representatives of the Ukrainian and Polish Armed Forces.

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