winds of war with Poland? – The weather

The massacre in Moscow means that the fear of new attacks remains alive. According to what we learn, the United States had warned weeks ago regarding the possibility of attacks in Russia, claiming to have shared the information with local authorities. But Russian Ambassador to Washington Anatoly Antonov clarified that he had not received any “advance notification or message” indicating the imminent danger. To make people believe that the massacre at the Crocus City Hall concert hall might fuel a harsh reaction from Vladimir Putin, Poland’s complaint was also added, which yesterday announced that one of the cruise missiles launched by the Kremlin forces briefly violated time its airspace. “The object entered Polish space near the city of Oserdow and remained there for 39 seconds. During the entire flight it was observed by military radar systems,” they reported from Warsaw. The tensions do not seem to have been overcome. The Russian ambassador to Poland, Sergei Andreev, did not show up at the Foreign Ministry in Warsaw following his summons.

Andreev told the Ria Novosti news agency that he “considered there was no point in talking regarding this topic without evidence.” For this reason, “I refused the summons to the Polish Foreign Ministry,” he said. The diplomat also clarified that Warsaw did not present him with clear evidence proving the validity of the accusation. The spokesperson of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Pawel Wronski, recalled the Vienna Convention, from which specific obligations for ambassadors derive. “We wonder whether the ambassador is carrying out the instructions of the Moscow Foreign Ministry and whether he is capable of representing the interests of the Russian Federation in Warsaw,” he explained.