Russia denies allegations of violation of Polish airspace

The attack did not hit any targets on Polish territory: Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson/File Photo

The Russian Foreign Ministry has denied allegations of violation of Polish airspace.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it rejected the accusations of violating Polish airspace, adding that the attack did not hit any targets inside Polish territory.

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, the flight range of the Russian drones is less than 700 kilometers, which refutes the Polish account, while the NATO Secretary General also failed to provide evidence for the accusations.

The Russian Foreign Ministry added that it is ready to hold consultations with the Polish Ministry of Defense.

It should be recalled that yesterday news broke that Poland had shot down Russian drones for repeated violations of airspace during tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

The country's airspace was closed for a period of time after Russian drones were shot down during Polish military operations.