Out of the 19 Russian drones crossing into Poland overnight on Wednesday, at least a couple came via Belarus, Ukraine’s president said. At least two Russian drones that entered Polish territory during the night used Belarusian airspace,” Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. In total, at least several dozen Russian drones were moving along the border of Ukraine and Belarus.
On Wednesday, Ukraine’s air defence destroyed more than 380 Russian drones of various models. At least 250 of them were Shaheds. Russia’s defense ministry stated that as part of its offensive against Ukraine, it has no intention of attacking any targets in Poland.
There were no intended targets on Polish territory. The UAVs utilized in the strike (on Ukraine) had a maximum range of little more than 700 kilometers. Moscow further stated that it is prepared to “conduct discussions on the matter with the Polish defense ministry.
According to Belarus, the drones “accidentally” entered Polish airspace after their navigation systems were interfered with. According to Belarus’ deputy defence minister, Pavel Muravyeika, the UAVs lost their way, and several were shot down over Belarusian territory.
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