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Note that sent by the Polish authorities to the Belarusian leadership, does not contain irrefutable evidence of border violations, which Warsaw accuses Minsk of. It was announced on Friday, August 4 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus.
The Ministry confirmed the very fact of receiving the document, but noted that “the Polish side did not provide objective control data. “
At the same time, as stated by the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minsk relied only on the data of the objective control of aircraft flights. At the same time, Warsaw was properly informed shortly before the incident about the planned helicopter flights in the border zone.
< p>Belarusian authorities have again demanded that Poland stop escalating the situation and resume dialogue between the defense ministries, thereby avoiding such disagreements.
Poland has previously said that helicopters guarding Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko breached the Polish border. Minsk denied these reports and called Warsaw's accusations an attempt to justify increased militarization in the border area.
In this context, the interior ministers of Poland and Lithuania discussed the possibility of a complete closure of border crossings on the border with Belarus, as well as “complete isolation”. the leadership of Belarus headed by President Alexander Lukashenko.