Tensions Over Polish Airspace and Russian Drills
The Kremlin has announced no further comments on Poland's downing of alleged Russian drones over its airspace, while asserting that the joint Russian-Belarusian military exercises near the Polish border are not targeted at any nation.
- Country:
- Russia
On Thursday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated there would be no additional comments regarding Poland's shooting down of drones it claims were Russian. This move has stirred tensions over airspace claims.
Meanwhile, a significant joint Russian-Belarusian military exercise is set to commence near Poland's border on Friday. Peskov emphasized that this display of military force is not aimed at any specific foreign nation.
The developments come amid heightened scrutiny and diplomatic sensitivity, especially concerning the accuracy of airspace activities and the intent of large-scale military maneuvers by neighboring countries.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Kremlin
- Poland
- Russian drones
- Belarusian military
- airspace
- tensions
- exercises
- border
- Russia
- diplomacy
ALSO READ
Tensions Escalate: China's 'Justice Mission 2025' Drills Heighten Alert Around Taiwan
Political Tensions Escalate in West Bengal Amid War of Words
Diplomatic Tensions Rise: Oman's Diplomatic Moves Amid Gulf Rift
Debunking the Drone: Disputed Claims in Russia-Ukraine Tensions
Controversial Arrest Sparks Tensions Over Religious Sentiments in Maharashtra

