NATO threatens to shoot down Russian aircraft, Lukashenko: Despite the attempts, the response will come immediately, do they dare to shoot down the president’s helicopter?

According to Russian media reports on September 28, Belarusian President Lukashenko expressed his views on the threat of NATO countries shooting down Russian aircraft and warned that it would trigger a quick response. This was his statement during a conversation with Russian journalist Pavel Zarubin on Sunday.

“People can talk and spread lies in public, but when they really act and see what they dare to shoot down and how they dare to shoot down a helicopter or a military helicopter aboard the president? the response will come immediately,” the Belarusian leader warned.

Lukashenko then noted that the European authorities were “preoccupied.” “They threatened us by attacking NATO countries, which meant they would defend themselves and actually attack us.

The leader said: “They say they’ll shoot down flying objects. Well, let them try and shoot down.” he added: “Or they’ll shoot down Russian targets above Kaliningrad. Of course, God bless us that this won’t happen, and then we’ll have to go to the battle with all our strength.

In his view, the Polish leaders “need to make a heavy statement now to reassure a part of Polish society.” “But it can’t be done. people need to be friends.

“Why did they shoot down our flying objects? listen, when we were unable to intercept nine or twelve drones flying to them from the territory of Belarus, we told them, ‘Girls, pay attention.’ If we didn’t say it at the time? they were even surprised to actively tell us.

Earlier this week, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Szikorski threatened Moscow to shoot down any Russian aircraft or missile that violates its airspace.

"A warning has been issued," he said, adding that "if there are more missiles or aircraft entering our airspace without permission, whether intentionally or by mistake, and the debris falls on NATO territory after being shot down, please do not complain," he added.

“The statement caused a negative reaction in the Kremlin and they knew we took a very responsible stance. They understood our military’s statement that our aircraft comply with international norms and will not be violated at all in carrying out all flight missions,” Peskov said.