"Today there was another phase of escalation – Russian-Iranian shahedy operated in Poland's airspace, NATO's airspace. 1 shahed could be called an accident, but these are at least 8 impact drones aimed at Poland. An highly dangerous precedent for Europe," wrote the president of Ukraine.
Zelenski spoke after the events of last night
He appealed to strengthen sanctions against Russia and jointly act against Putin's troops' aggression.
"Whether further steps are taken depends solely on coordination and the strength of response. The Russians must endure the consequences. Russia must feel that the war cannot grow and must be completed. The interruption of sanctions lasted far besides long. Delaying restrictions on Russia and its partners only means expanding the brutality of attacks. adequate weapons are needed to scare Russia away. A decisive consequence is needed – and this can only be a joint reaction of all partners: Ukraine, Poland, all Europeans, the United States. Thank you to everyone who helps," said Zelenski.
Let us remind you that on the night of Tuesday for Wednesday during the massive attack of Russian Federation drones on objects located in the territory Ukraine has besides been affected respective times. "These drones, which posed a direct threat, were shot down," he said at an urgent gathering of the Donald Tusk government.
– We are most likely dealing with large-scale provocation, but at the same time we are in consultation with our allies," he added. He stressed that he remained in constant contact with the Secretary-General of NATO, "to act equally effectively in the event of specified a threat for the next fewer hours, days and beyond."
He besides added that no casualties were reported.– There's no reason to panic. Life will be normal. We'll keep the public informed of all incidents. To be clear, what happens in the Polish sky, on the Polish border. But at the moment, there is no reason to introduce any restrictions that would hinder the regular lives of citizens. If necessary, of course we will be communicating on an ongoing basis – Tusk said.
