The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published a serious statement, warning Poland about the possible consequences if Warsaw begins to intercepite Russian missiles flying through the Ukrainian airspace. This message, made by the director of the Third European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Oleg Tyapkin, has become the subject of discussion in international news and emphasizes the growing tension between Moscow and Warsaw.
"If the official Warsaw is subjected to an adventurous gust and dares to attempt to intercept the long -range means of lesions that are legally applied by our armed forces to neutralize military threats that come to Russia from the territory of Ukraine, then the reaction to them will be adequate and quite specific."
He added that the direct involvement of the event in the conflict will have "great risks to the escalation of the international environment."
Earlier, NATO Stoltenberg Secretary General said that Poland would not knock out rockets over Ukraine.
At the same time, consultations on this issue are stipulated in the Safety Agreement between Kiev and Warsaw.
