Warsaw is not yet 100 percent certain that an unknown object violated the country's airspace during the massive Russian shelling of Ukraine on Monday, August 26.
As Rzeczpospolita writes, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said this, according to him, the incident with the drone is still defined as “probable”, since the authorities have “no confirmation” that it happened.
“Almost 400 soldiers are searching 24 hours a day for any signs of a drone or two drones, as some say, but there is no 100 percent certainty that they violated Polish airspace,” Tusk said.
“We don't know whose they were. If they even existed,” the head of the Polish government added.
As is known, after Russia's massive shelling of Ukraine on the morning of August 26, Poland announced that its airspace had been violated by an “air object,” which was presumably a kamikaze drone.
Prepared by: Nina Petrovich