Tusk after the raid of the Drone of the Russian Federation to Poland stated that there were no reasons for panic

Donald Tusk, Photo: Getty Images

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Wednesday before a special government meeting stated that for the first time Russian drones were beaten over the territory of NATO for the first time, but there were no reasons for panic.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to RMF 24

Direct Tusk language: “This is the first time that Russian drones have been knocked down over NATO country. All our allies are very serious.”

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Details: He noted that the closure of four Polish airports was not caused by the threat of attack, but was forced “because of the operational needs of pilots.”

Tusk also reported that the search for fragments of whipped drones was ongoing and reassured that the prepared plans had worked, and most likely there was a “large scale provocation”.

“The situation is serious. No one can doubt that we have to prepare for different scenarios. The first exam is drawn up. The plans prepared for this case are working,” he said.

Tusk also insisted that there was no reason to panic.

“Life will continue normally. We will inform citizens about all events. There is no reason to impose restrictions that would complicate the daily life of citizens,” he said.

Tusk stressed that he was in constant contact with the highest military command and President Karol Navrotsky.

“We have been talking and evaluating the consequences of these dramatic events for many hours. We also evaluate future needs,” he said.

Poland’s Prime Minister also called on politicians, journalists and commentators to be sensitive to attempts by misinformation from Russia.

What was before:

• Before that, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that at least eight shock drones were aimed at Poland – the Head of State expects that the Russians would feel the consequences for their malicious actions.
• After the raid of the Drones of the Russian Federation, the EU Callas Diplomacy has declared a deliberate and serious violation of the airspace of the EU state by Russia after Russia.
• Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga urged the West to make a decision on the use of air defense facilities to kill goals over Ukraine.