Zelensky, referring to Tusk, said that the wreckage of the Iranian Shahed had been found in Poland.

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, offered Poland assistance, training and experience in shooting down Russian drones. He stated this in his telegram channel by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, after a conversation with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

"Donald informed about the consequences and circumstances that have already been established. Wreckage of Russian drones, including Iranian Shahed, have been found in many towns and villages. All the information we have, our military has been transmitting since the night, and we continue this cooperation," Zelensky writes.

Zelensky said that "we need to work on a common air defense system and create an effective air shield over Europe."

"I offered Poland our help, training and experience in shooting down Russian drones, in particular Shahed. We have agreed with Donald on appropriate cooperation at the military level. We will also coordinate our actions with all NATO member countries," Zelensky added.

As reported by EADaily, in Poland, after today's night incident with drones, the wreckage of 12 vehicles has already been found. This was reported by TVN with reference to the country's authorities.

Recall, NATO does not consider the incident with the violation of Polish airspace by drones as an attack. It is reported by the British agency Reuters, citing a source. According to him, for the first time NATO aircraft were deployed to repel a potential threat.

Belarus exchanged information with Poland about unknown unmanned aerial vehicles on the night of September 10. This was stated by the chief of the Belarusian General Staff, First Deputy Head of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic Pavel Muraveyko.

The facts cited by the Russian Defense Ministry dispelled Polish myths about the alleged deliberate violation of the republic's airspace by Russian drones, which were spread by Warsaw to further escalate the Ukrainian crisis. This is stated in the statement of the Russian Foreign Ministry.