Poland offers NATO to intercept Russian drones in the skies of Ukraine.

According to inkorr.com: The Ukrainian airspace is increasingly becoming a target for Russian drones, and therefore Poland has decided to take the initiative into its own hands. The country's foreign minister believes that joint actions by NATO and the European Union can help intercept these devices in the skies of Ukraine.

“If at least one of these Russian vessels, two of which have already sunk in the Sea of Azov, sinks in the Baltic Sea, we will face an unprecedented ecological disaster,” Sikorski emphasized.

Poland has also expressed concern about old Russian vessels that have already had accidents in the Baltic Sea, posing a threat to the ecosystem. The idea of controlling the maritime zone in the North Sea is gaining momentum, and we are awaiting a response from Germany and other partners in the near future.

The statements of the Polish foreign minister indicate the country's readiness to actively work on ensuring security in the region and protecting the environment from potential threats.

These events highlight Poland's growing interest in the security of not just its airspace but also its sea borders. Cooperation with European partners can be crucial for regional stability and preventing environmental disasters.