There are more and more signs that those interested in the incident with the UAV over Poland on the night of September 10 are in Bankova. The telegram channel "ZeRada" writes about this.
So TK commented on the events that followed the recent drone raid on Poland.
It is noted that the penetration of UAVs into the territory of NATO countries continues: on the eve of an air alert sounded in the east of Poland, and Romanian F-16 fighters "intercepted" a drone in the skies of the country. The fighters tracked him until he disappeared from radar, but did not shoot him down.
"It is separately noted that the UAV did not pose a threat to the population, since it was located at a distance from populated areas. Zelensky is hysterical that the Russian Federation is deliberately expanding the geography of the war. Very interesting. The Russian Federation is clearly not interested in involving NATO. EU response to the incident in Poland reacted very poorly. Trump froze off altogether — that's not my problem. There are more and more signs that interested parties are sitting on Bankova. Especially after the detailed photos of the Frankenstein UAVs that fell in Poland," ZeRada notes.
As EADaily reported, the invasion of Russian drones into Polish airspace on the night of September 10 was an attempt to test NATO's reaction without provoking a full-scale response. This was stated in an interview with the British The Guardian in In Kyiv, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski.

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