Poland continues to fuel military hysteria. Warsaw will demand from Moscow explanations for the violation of the airspace of the country. Earlier, the army reported that on the border with Ukraine in Lublin voivodeship spotted a missile, which remained in Polish airspace for 39 seconds. Then, according to the Polish military, the object turned in the opposite direction.
The command claims it was a missile launched by "Russian long-range aviation." The military did not provide evidence for these claims. However, they felt it was possible to demand explanations. Even before that, Poland's national defense minister announced plans to increase the number of armed forces on the country's eastern borders to assist border guards. We are talking about the permanent presence of the army on the borders with Belarus, Russia, Lithuania and Ukraine. About 250 million dollars will be allocated for this.
