Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski were outraged by US leader Donald Trump's statement that Russia allegedly "mistakenly" launched a drone attack on their country.
Points of attention
- The statements from Tusk, Sikorski, and Ambassador Lukasiewicz underscore the gravity of the situation and the need for international attention and cooperation in addressing such threats.
- Ambassador Piotr Lukasiewicz's report on the drone attack over Ukraine further emphasizes the scale of the incident and the ongoing security challenges faced by the region.
Tusk and Sikorski responded to Trump
The Polish Prime Minister reacted ironically to the new cynical statement of the US President.
We would also like the drone attack on Poland to be a mistake. But it is not. And we know it.
Donald Tusk
Prime Minister of Poland
The head of Polish diplomacy, Radosław Sikorski, also made a statement on this matter.
"No, it was not a mistake," the Polish Foreign Minister laconically commented on the US president's assumptions.
Sikorsky reminded Trump and the international community that when 19 Russian drones attacked Poland, there were over 400 of them over Ukraine, as well as several dozen missiles.
Ambassador Piotr Lukasiewicz reported that the Polish Embassy in Ukraine has eliminated the consequences of the Russian attack and is operating normally.
"That night, when 19 Russian drones flew over Poland, 400 plus 40 missiles flew over Ukraine. These were not mistakes," he said.
