The Russians tried to evaluate the reaction of the Western partners and their readiness for physical attacks, as well as removing attention from moving air defense systems before winter.
Russian drones attacks in Poland is a training like I am similar to Crimea’s integration. This was announced by the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky in a briefing with Finland President Alexander Stubb at Kyiv on Thursday, September 11.
In his opinion, the Russians tried to evaluate the reaction of the Western partners and their readiness for physical attacks, as well as removing attention from moving air defense systems on the eve of winter.
“This attack is similar to Crimea. Instead of” Green Men “are drones. I think it’s like a practice. There are already reports of some parts of Poland in the media claimed by Russia,” he said.
Zelensky has now mentioned that technology war and “not just” green men “need to enter your territory.”
“The most dangerous thing is when a person, for example, the United States, as in Crimea, or some other partners sends signals, whose main thing, they say, does not bring to war. And the internal situation in the country is such that the main thing is to be calm.
He also confirmed that Poland was in agreement with communication between the military.
“Donald (Tusk – Ed.) Says that he will send his military. Sirsky will talk to the Poland commander. Further – these are technical points,” he said.
Remember that on the night of September 10, Poland’s airspace was repeatedly damaged by Russian drones.
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk said 19 air space violations were recorded. Drones also fly from Belarus. Then, for the first time, Russian drones were shot over the NATO state territory.
Later, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslav Sikorsky said the invasion of Russian drones “was not an accidental event” and opened Kremlin’s statements.
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