Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday warned that Russia’s in a single day drone barrage, which despatched more than one drones into Polish airspace, poses “a particularly bad precedent for Europe.”Zelenskyy stated that no less than 8 Russian drones have been “aimed at” Poland all through the in a single day assault, forcing Warsaw to turn on its air defences. “Moscow at all times pushes the limits of what’s conceivable, and if it does no longer come across a powerful response, it stays on the new degree of escalation,” he wrote in a long submit on X.“Lately there used to be any other step of escalation – Russian-Iranian ‘shaheds’ operated within the airspace of Poland, in Nato airspace. It used to be no longer only one ‘shahed’ which may be referred to as an coincidence, however no less than 8 strike drones aimed at Poland,” Zelenskyy stated.Calling the incident “a particularly bad precedent for Europe,” he added: “Whether or not there will probably be additional steps relies totally at the coordination and power of the reaction. The Russians will have to really feel the results. Russia will have to really feel that the battle can’t be expanded and should be ended.”He steered companions to behave unexpectedly: “The pause in sanctions has long past on some distance too lengthy. Delaying restrictions on Russia and its accomplices best manner expanding the brutality of the moves. Enough guns are had to deter Russia. A robust reaction is wanted – and it may well best be a joint reaction by means of all companions: Ukraine, Poland, all Europeans, the US. I thank everybody who helps.”Poland showed the breach of its airspace. “Right through lately’s assault by means of the Russian Federation wearing out moves on goals situated in Ukraine, our airspace used to be many times violated by means of drone-type items. An operation is underway to spot and neutralise those items,” Poland’s Operational Command stated in a remark posted on X.The escalation comes as diplomatic efforts to dealer peace between Russia and Ukraine proceed. In contemporary weeks, US President Donald Trump invited Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to Alaska for talks on a conceivable ceasefire, and later hosted Zelenskyy on the White Space along Ecu leaders. Alternatively, no settlement used to be reached.