Ordash called the Polish Foreign Ministry’s accusations against the Russian Federation unfounded over the missile | In the world | Policy

Chargé d’Affaires of Russia Andrei Ordash, who was summoned to the Polish Foreign Ministry because of a missile flying into the country’s airspace from Ukraine, said that the note from the Polish Foreign Ministry contained only unfounded accusations.

“I was handed a note that contains an unfounded allegation that allegedly on the morning of December 29, Polish airspace was violated by an air object, which Polish experts identified as a Russian maneuvering missile,” RIA Novosti quotes him as saying.

The Polish side refused to provide evidence that the missile belonged to the Russian side, the diplomat said. Ordash also said that Russia would not give any explanation until concrete evidence was presented.

Earlier it was reported that Andrei Ordash was summoned to the Polish Foreign Ministry after the incident with the missile and was given a note in which they demanded an explanation of the incident with the violation of airspace.

Let us remind you that the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense, Mariusz Blaszczak, said that an unidentified “air object” arrived from Ukraine on December 20 and was spotted near the city of Tomaszow Lubelski, Lublin Voivodeship. Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces Wieslaw Kukula said that the unidentified object was a Russian missile. He did not provide any evidence to support this statement.