The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed today that the range of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) allegedly crossing into Polish airspace does not exceed 700 kilometers. The ministry emphasized that there is no intent to target Polish territory and expressed a willingness to engage in consultations with the Polish Ministry of Defense to clarify the situation.
This statement comes amid escalating tensions in the region, particularly following accusations from Germany, which has claimed that Russia is deliberately targeting Poland with drone incursions. As previously reported, these developments have left many Poles divided on the source of the threat, with a recent survey showing that 38% blame Ukraine while 34% point to Russia.
In recent weeks, the situation has intensified, with various European nations closely monitoring the actions of Russian forces. The potential for escalation remains high, prompting calls for diplomatic dialogue to prevent further misunderstandings and conflicts.
As the situation unfolds, the readiness of Russia to discuss the UAV issue could be pivotal in de-escalating tensions. The Polish government is expected to respond to the Russian offer for talks in the coming days, which may influence the broader security dynamics in Eastern Europe.
