Safe skies over Ukraine should not jeopardize Poland's security – Tusk

Decisions to create a safe sky over Ukraine should not jeopardize Poland's national security. This was stated by the Prime Minister of the country Donald Tusk, reports Reuters.

"I told our partners that Poland is very interested in safe skies, but this should be linked to security guarantees for Poland," he said .

According to PAP, Tusk once again emphasized, that Poland does not intend to send troops to Ukraine even after the ceasefire and the ceasefire.

"However, we are responsible for logistics. Poland is the largest hub, the place where assistance to Ukraine is organized, and this is a task of sufficient, if not exceptional, importance. Everyone accepts this," the Polish prime minister said .

Earlier, the Polish army said that on the night of September 2 to 3, two drones again violated Polish airspace, but were not shot down because they posed no danger. Additional resources were deployed to protect Polish skies, including F-35 aircraft.

• on August 25, Poland promised not to classify the investigation into the explosion of a Russian drone.
• Russia attacked Ukraine on the night of September 2 to 3 with more than 500 UAVs and 24 missiles. Due to the Russian attack, Poland raised its air force for defense.