Donald Tusk referred to the Friday entry of erstwhile Russian president Dmitri Medvedev. Kremlin's policies threatened EU countries that their authorities "unilaterally entered a state of war with Russia", referring to an incidental with a Russian drone in Romania. "Everyone in NATO should yet start taking these facts and words seriously" - wrote the head of the Polish government.
The Russian drone breached Romanian airspace on Friday morning. The unmanned man crashed on the roof of a residential building in the town of Głacz, causing a fire.
"EU citizens, You should realizeThat your authorities were unilaterally at war with Russia. Be vigilant and be not amazed at anything. A peaceful dream is over. But you know who to ask why" - he wrote on social media Dmitri Medvedev, Vice-Chairman of the safety Council of the Russian Federation, erstwhile president of the country, frequently active in shaping the Kremel narrative.
Tusk responds to Medvedev's words. "More and more Russian provocations"
He responded to those words Donald Tusk. "Poland, Baltic countries, now Romania. More and more Russian provocations. Yesterday, erstwhile president Medvedev said that the peaceful sleep of EU citizens was over. Everyone in NATO should yet start taking these facts and words seriously" - wrote the head of the Polish government.
SEE: Medvedev again scares EU residents. "The peaceful dream is over"
In consequence to the Friday incident, the Romanian authorities reported that consider utilizing Article 4 The North Atlantic Treaty. Romanian abroad Minister Oana Toiu stated that the event "should to categories justifying use specified tools."
Romania president Nicușor Dan announced that appropriate action towards Russia and stressed that his country will not let the effects of war to be transferred led by Russia against Ukraine on its citizens.
Russian drones in Romania. Declarations by politicians
Support for Romania has been declared, among others. NATO chief Mark Rutte and representatives of the European Union. Head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen announced further pressure on Russia, and Kaja Kallas described the event as a serious violation of Romania's sovereignty and of European airspace.
Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski condemned the Friday incident in Romanian town of Gałacz. erstwhile asked how this affects the safety of the North Atlantic Alliance, the head of the MFA stated that this is another "dangerous" informing for NATO. - I'm sorry. We are solidarity with Romania - said in a conversation with Reuter's agency.
SEE: The Russian drone fell in Romania. Authorities are considering launching Article 4 of NATO
As he added, regardless of the nature of the Friday event,"Russia is inactive a threat. and we must defend ourselves against it."
- I'm sorry. I'm solidarity with president Nicosor Dan and the full Romanian nation. What happened, is another installment of the hybrid war, where NATO's east flanks participate. That's another signal that We should be together., build our resilience, build a strong North Atlantic Alliance and transatlantic relations - declared president Karol Nawrocki.
