Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Summons Russian Ambassador After Suspected Drone Intrusion
Warsaw,Poland – 2025/09/10 11:12 CET – The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today it will summon the Russian ambassador to Poland following the identification of airspace violations attributed to Russian drones. Preliminary investigations indicate at least one unmanned aerial vehicle crossed into Polish territory yesterday, 2025/09/09, sparking a diplomatic incident and raising concerns about regional security. the Polish Ministry of National Defense confirmed the detection of the drone(s) via radar systems, initiating immediate identification procedures.
This incident occurs amidst heightened tensions stemming from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and marks a significant escalation in cross-border security concerns for Poland, a NATO member state. The incursion prompts questions regarding potential intentionality, the effectiveness of existing air defense mechanisms, and the broader implications for stability in Eastern Europe. Poland has initiated a formal protest with Russia, demanding a full explanation and assurances against future violations of its sovereignty. A live briefing with a representative of the Russian embassy is scheduled for later today.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, ”We view this incident with utmost seriousness. Any violation of Polish airspace is unacceptable and requires a swift and transparent explanation from the Russian side.” The Ministry confirmed that the drone(s) were tracked while within Polish airspace, but did not disclose the exact duration or location of the intrusion, citing ongoing investigative efforts.The Polish Armed Forces are currently analyzing the data collected during the incident to determine the type of drone involved and its flight path. Further details are expected to be released following the completion of the investigation. The summoning of the Russian ambassador is a standard diplomatic procedure in such cases, intended to convey the gravity of the situation and seek clarification directly from the Russian government.
