Moscow: The Kremlin on Thursday rejected claims by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk about alleged Russian plans to carry out terrorist attacks on airplanes worldwide. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated during a press briefing that Warsaw frequently makes "unsubstantiated" accusations against Moscow and even attempts to maintain a leading position in this regard compared to other European countries.

According to Anadolu Agency, on Wednesday, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk claimed that Russia had plotted "terror attacks" on airlines "not just against Poland but against airlines globally." These assertions have been categorically dismissed by the Russian government, which views the accusations as lacking evidence.

In response to inquiries about reports of discussions between Russia and Ukraine in Qatar concerning the protection of nuclear facilities, Peskov chose not to comment. He reiterated that Russia's stance on resolving the Ukraine conflict was previously outlined by President Vladimir Putin earlier in the summer.