“The goal is not only to compensate Poland for the loss of equipment, but above all to acquire and jointly develop new defence and industrial competencies.”
“The goal is not only to compensate Poland for the loss of equipment, but above all to acquire and jointly develop new defence and industrial competencies.”
Christiaan Paauwe
Russia’s drone incursions have reignited a complicated question.
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Franciszek Sterczewski called on his country’s government to condemn the attack and to help protect the flotilla.
The “aim was to push Poland deeper into this war” in Ukraine, claim Grzegorz Braun and Janusz Korwin-Mikke.
“We want to benefit from your knowledge and skills,” Poland’s defence minister told his Ukrainian counterpart.
Zelensky’s remarks are “unnecessary and untrue”, says Poland’s defence minister.
The foreign forces will be part of NATO’s Operation Eastern Sentry, which aims to bolster defences on the alliance’s flank.
“We would also wish that the drone attack on Poland was a mistake. But it wasn’t,” said Poland’s prime minister.
“We will not yield to Russia’s growing intimidation,” says Emmanuel Macron.
“It is important that the help comes quickly and that we show Russia our unity,” says the Czech defence minister.
Certain types of non-military flights will be banned completely in an area along the borders with Ukraine and Belarus.
“This is a confrontation that Russia has declared against the entire free world,” says Donald Tusk.
“This is the first time Russian drones have been shot down over the territory of a NATO country,” notes Donald Tusk.
Both objects were closely monitored and left Polish territory without causing any damage.