Trump weighs after Russian drones are slaughtered in Poland

NATO fighter planes have shot at least three Russian drones in Polish airspace during the night after more than a dozen entered its eastern border, in several reports. It was a historic action, the first time that NATO forces have shot a Russian plane in a NATO country.

But President Donald Trump did not give much clarity on what the United States plans to do on this subject, writing a confused social position on the truth on Wednesday which could be read in several different ways.

“What is Russia violating Poland’s airspace with drones? Let’s go!” Trump wrote shortly after 11 a.m. he.

We do not know what the president hears by “We are going!” But the experts fear that Russia and its leader, President Vladimir Putin will test the limits in Europe as it continues to carry out a brutal war against Ukraine. President Trump spoke of Russia difficult, but has largely let Putin do whatever he wants without consequences.

Trump recently held a bilateral meeting with Putin in Alaska which was largely considered to be embarrassment for the United States, the Russian chief obtained an invitation to the literal red carpet, but Trump made no solution to stop the war. President Trump previously said he would be able to end the conflict even before he took office in January.

After the incursion of the day overnight, Poland invoked article 4 of the NATO Treaty, which stimulates the alarm among the 32 member countries. Article 4 starts from official discussions between the Allied nations and is rarely used, but it is less drastic than article 5, which indicates that an attack on a nation is an attack on them all.

Some experts have called the actions of Russia overnight a “situation in article 5” and want NATO to react in kind, although in addition to the article does not automatically mean that members of members must act militarily. Allies must “help” the country, but this assistance can take many forms. The last time article 4 was invoked was on February 24, 2022, the day Russia launched its current war against Ukraine for the first time.

As the New York Times notes, Russian drones have already entered Polish airspace during the war against Ukraine, including twice last week. But the number of objects seen in the sky this time was very unusual. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, said that 19 drones flew over the Polish territory, although he did not specify a specific number in progress.

Polish Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski published a video on X explaining that his country does not believe that Russia drones have diverted. They believe that Poland was “deliberately targeted” and Sikorski ridiculed the suggestion of Russia that drones were not Russian and could be a “Ukrainian provocation”.

“It was planned. Lies and denials are default Soviet answers,” said Sikorski in the video. “The Kremlin makes fun of President Trump’s peace efforts again.”

Last night, Poland’s airspace was raped 19 times by drones made in Russia. Our evaluation is that they did not deflect the caps but were deliberately targeted.

Poland, the EU and NATO will not be intimidated and we will continue to stay with the good people of Ukraine. … pic.twitter.com/praeqriukx

– Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 (@sikorskiradek) September 10, 2025

NATO’s active ingredients who have shot down Russian drones included F-16 fighters, Dutch f-35 fighters, German patriotic air defense systems and an Italian surveillance plane, according to the New York Times.

The president of Trump and Poland, Karol Nawrocki, are supposed to speak on Wednesday at one point, according to The Guardian, who characterized Trump’s bizarre tweet as “cryptic”.