“The blanar stated that these drones were most likely intended to attack Ukraine.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The blanar stated that these drones were most likely intended to attack Ukraine.
Blanar statement caused the anger of the public and opposition / Collage of UNIAN, photo – wikimedia.org, ua.depositphotos.comSlovak’s Foreign Minister Yura Blanar believes that Russian drones, which on the night of September 10 flew into Poland’s airspace, were most likely to attack Ukraine. Euractiv writes about it.
“I want to believe that drones who invaded Poland were not intended for attack on Poland, but were to be in Ukraine,” Blanar said.
The publication noted that the statement of the Foreign Ministry of Slovakia caused the anger of the public and the opposition, which recently announced the restoration of mass anti -government protests. In particular, Slovak’s ex -foreign affairs Ivan Korchok said that the blanar “lost its connection with reality.”
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo and Defense Minister Robert Kalinyak called Poland’s airspace “a serious incident.” They did not directly blame Russia, but emphasized that this incident should be carefully investigated.
“It is absolutely necessary to evaluate objectively whether it was deliberate or accidental, and under whose control there were drones,” Fitzo emphasized.
The Foreign Minister of Slovakia urged to forgive Russia all crimesEarlier, Slovak Foreign Minister Yura Blanar said that a full -scale war between Ukraine and Russia has no military decision and should be regulated by diplomatic way. According to him, you need to look for a dialogue with the Russian Federation, and may even forgive everything that has happened.
However, the blanar recalled that Russia has no real interest in peace. He believes that Moscow does not want to sit at the negotiation table until he succeeds on the battlefield.
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