US EditionKremlin declines to comment on drone incident in Poland
- On September 10, 2025, Poland, a NATO ally, reported shooting down Russian-origin drones in its airspace amid an ongoing Ukraine conflict.
- This followed a background of frequent accusations by Poland and NATO of Russian provocations, despite Russia denying involvement and lacking presented evidence.
- Poland discovered drone debris in multiple provinces, including Lublin near Belarus and Ukraine, while European leaders condemned the incursions as deliberate provocations.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov rejected the allegations connecting Russia to the drone incidents, describing the Western claims as unproven and based purely on conjecture.
- The incident escalated regional tensions, prompting ongoing investigations and high security alerts, while NATO vowed stronger collective defense investments.
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After the Russian provocation with drones, Poland demonstrates fighting spirit and political unity. This country on the eastern wing of NATO is asking for more support from its allies.
The Polish military has shot down Russian drones that have violated airspace. NATO and the EU are alarmed.
Is Russia expanding the Ukraine war to the West, as the Ukrainian Foreign Minister fears? Poland reacts with the launch of drones and calls for a crisis meeting of the government. Russia itself claims that they have not planned to attack Poland. More in the live ticker.
Kremlin Rejects Poland’s Claim of Russian Drones in Its Airspace - teleSUR English
Dmitry Peskov accuses Polish authorities of making baseless allegations. On Wednesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed allegations about the presence of Russian drones in Polish airspace. RELATED: Poland Ends Military Operations Related to Defending Airspace “Western accusations lack substance and rely solely on speculation,” Peskov said, noting that Western leaders often blame Russia for provocations without providing concrete evidenc…
‘Groundless accusations’: Kremlin denies role in drone incursions in Poland
The Kremlin on Wednesday rejected allegations that Russian drones were responsible for overnight incursions into Polish airspace, dismissing the claims as “groundless” amid growing concern among European leaders over a potential escalation in regional tensions
The Kremlin had two options in commenting on the irruption of a large number of Russian drones in Poland: to give a convincing explanation of the incident - intentional or accidental - or to generate more confusion, its favorite choice when its actions try to destabilize its rivals. Moscow has opted for the latter two days before starting massive military maneuvers along the Polish border. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, has delegated to his M…
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