Referring to the news network on December 30, Reuters and Sputnik reported that Russia's chargé d'affaires in Poland Andrei Ordash said that Russia will not explain until Poland comes up with concrete evidence on the so-called missile violation of its airspace.
Poland issued a statement on the evening of the 29th, saying that Poland summoned Ordash and demanded that he explain the violation of Polish airspace by a missile and immediately stop such activities.
The General Staff of the Polish Army said that a Russian missile entered Polish airspace on the morning of the 29th. Earlier, Ukrainian authorities said that a number of cities across Ukraine were subjected to large-scale attacks at night.
Poland's Deputy Minister Bartoszewski said that if such incidents happen again, Poland will respond quickly.
Bartoszewski said: "If (the missile) had penetrated a little deeper into Polish territory, it would have been shot down. ”
In response to the Polish side's claims, Ordash said: "[Poland] has not produced any evidence. I asked for evidence to prove the contents of the note, but it was refused. ”
"We will not give any explanation until we have concrete evidence because these allegations are baseless," he said. ”
Ordash also said that there had been previous attempts to blame Russia for similar incidents, but later it was found that the responsibility lies with Ukraine.
"The current situation is very similar to the incident in November last year, when a missile fell on the territory of Poland, killing two people," he said. At that time, there were also attempts to blame Russia for the incident. But it was later found out that the missile was fired by Ukrainian servicemen. (Compiled by Ge Xuelei).