The US president spoke after the violation of Polish airspace and reaffirmed the US support for his NATO ally.
He President of the United States, Donald Trumphe first spoke on Wednesday about the incursion of Russian drones in Poland, with a brief but forceful message that generated concern and expectations. “What about Russia, violating your airspace? There we go!”he wrote in his social Truth account, without giving details about possible immediate actions.
Trump questioned the Russian airspace of a NATO member country And he released a warning message to Moscow, hours before the planned meeting with the Polish president, Karol Nawrocki. Russian action included 19 incursions Between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, as confirmed by the Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tuskand caused defense systems to be activated, demolishing at least three drones.
Warsaw invoked Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty to request formal consultations with the other member countries of the NATO, including the United Statesbefore what described as a “Unprecedented aggression.” Trump used the expression in English “Here we go”whose translation may vary, but that in no case specifies the measures that the US could take in response to this violation of the Polish airspace.
The president planned to dialogue with Nawrockiaccording to a White House source, although so far it was not officially confirmed if the conversation was already made or a common summary of the call was disseminated.
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Donald Trump’s relationship with Poland
Just a week ago, Trump received in the Oval Office to Karol Nawrocki. When asked by a Polish journalist about a possible deployment of more American troops in Poland, Trump replied: “We will put more if you want them. We have never even considered taking soldiers from there. We have thought about other countries, but With Poland we are until the end and we will help Poland to protect. “
Source: Ambito
