Polish PM Brutally Mocks Trump’s Pathetic Response to Russian Drones
Poland does not allow Donald Trump to brush the Russian drone foray into the foray.
Nineteen Russian drones, many of whom from Bélarus, crossed Polish airspace on Tuesday evening, forcing the nation of Eastern Europe to close four of its airports as it rushed to trigger its defense systems. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk invoked article 4 of the NATO Treaty the next day, qualifying the situation the “closest” that Poland arrived at an armed conflict “since the Second World War”.
The American president, however, said Journalists on Thursday that the attack “could have been a mistake”. The White House did not clarify Trump’s comments.
Polish leadership was unequivocal in its response.
“We also want the attack on the drone against Poland to be an error. But that was not the case “,” said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. “And we know it.
Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs in Poland Radosław Sikorski replied To the comments of Trump’s eyebrows increase, clearly explaining that the Russian advance “was not a mistake”.
Trump, who claims to have a good relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, has not yet significantly commented on the incursion of the drone in Poland. Wednesday, he wrote On Truth Social, “What is Russia violating Poland’s airspace with drones? Let’s go!”
Trump has little to show for the deep international recognition he has offered to the Kremlin in recent months. Against the advice of world leaders, Trump invited Putin to Alaska in August – throw American soldiers to literally Run the red carpet For the Russian dictator. It was the first time that a Russian leader has been riding his feet on American soil for more than a decade.
However, Russia has not agreed for peace conditions in its current war against Ukraine. The superpower insisted rather to receive “international legal recognition” of its annexation of Crimea in 2014, a recognized international part of Ukraine, as well as four regions which it claimed during the three years which followed the first time Ukraine.
Rather than defusing the situation after having violated Polish airspace this week, the Kremlin decided to Stokes more fearThreats to Finland if he decided to oppose the power of Russia.
