“He warned that this will happen to every drone that lands on Polish soil.”, — write: www.unian.ua
He warned that this will happen to every drone that lands on Polish soil.
Four Polish drones were shot down / photo: UNIANOn the night of September 10 this year, more than a dozen Russian drones violated Polish airspace. According to information, only four drones were shot down. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk posted a video on the X social network showing the remains of Russian drones.
Tusk emphasized that every Russian drone that flies into Poland will be shot down.
“What you see behind me are the remains of Russian drones that fell on Polish land on that memorable night from the ninth to the tenth of September. This is how every enemy drone, every Russian drone that flies to Polish land will end,” he said.
According to the Prime Minister of Poland, the country invests billions of zlotys in the modern Polish army to “protect the Polish sky and Polish land from such objects.”
The Russian drone that was shot down in Poland / Photo: screenshot from the videoTusk’s latest statementsEarlier, UNIAN reported that the Prime Minister of Poland said that his Hungarian counterpart, Viktor Orbán, is “fascinated by Moscow.” Tusk believes that Orbán wants to build an authoritarian model in the country on the model of Russia. As the Prime Minister of Poland noted, Hungary was far ahead of Poland in 1989, but now it is one of the poorest countries in the European Union. Tusk added that those individuals who committed corruption in relation to European funds have fallen behind in this great race for economic growth and prosperity of the people.
We also wrote that, according to Tusk, Ukraine is ready to continue the war with Russia for another two or three years, but fears that the conflict could drag on for decades. The Prime Minister of Poland added that Kyiv is concerned about how long the country will be able to endure the war – from the point of view of both human losses and the economy. At the same time, Tusk has no doubts that Ukraine will remain an independent state. He added that Ukraine has the right to strike targets linked to Russia anywhere in Europe.
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