Early bird: A drone crashed in Poland, it was a Russian provocation. The defense capability of the Czech Republic has improved according to the analysis
The explosion of a drone in a cornfield in eastern Poland was labeled a Russian provocation by local Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at a time of peace negotiations. According to the analysis of the Ministry of Defense, the situation in the Czech army has improved, although it has not yet reached the optimal state.
"Minister labeled the drone crash as Russian provocation
The Polish Minister of Defence stated that the flying object, which crashed and exploded in a cornfield in the east of Poland on Wednesday early morning, was identified as a Russian drone, and labeled it as a Russian provocation. Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at a press conference in Warsaw accused Russia of provoking NATO at a key moment, when peace talks are taking place about the war in neighboring Ukraine,
The police stated that they received a report of the crash around two o'clock in the morning, and at the site of the accident in the village of Osiny, they found burnt metal and plastic debris. The explosion broke windows in some surrounding houses, but no one was injured, wrote the agency AP.
According to the Ministry of Defense, the defense capability of the Czech Republic has improved
The Ministry of Defense has come up with an analysis that the situation in the army has improved over the last four years, whether it was conditions for soldiers, equipment and armaments, and also investments have increased.
"The current situation is still not optimal and in the coming period it will be necessary to continue in this effort, both for further strengthening the country's security and due to our commitments in the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO),"
the ministry stated according to ČTK.
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