Hungarian Prime Minister Orban commented on the drone incident in Poland

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán commented on the drone incident in Poland on Facebook, calling them “foreign military equipment,” without specifying the country of origin.

The politician stated that Budapest is in solidarity with Poland and takes its side; thus, the Hungarian position can be summarized and presented.

“In Poland, foreign military equipment appeared, one way or another, however it happened — in any case, we are with Poland. Poland’s airspace is inviolable; in this, Poles can always count on us,” Orbán emphasized.

He also pointed out that what happened once again proves the need to establish peace in Ukraine.

According to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, on the night of September 10 the country’s airspace was violated. He reported that the drones were Russian; however, no evidence was provided.

The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the targeting of objects on Polish territory by Russian forces was not planned; the intended targets were objects in western Ukraine.