He made the remarks at a briefing in Kyiv, according to Espreso correspondent Kateryna Halko. Sikorski noted that following the incursion of Russian drones into Polish airspace, Warsaw summoned a Russian diplomat to its Foreign Ministry."There have been quite a few notes of protest. When we summoned the Russian diplomat, the first thing he said was that these were allegedly Ukrainian drones. Then the Russian Ministry of Defense claimed that 'we were not targeting Poland.' They should choose one version, because both cannot be true at the same time. But we are already used to this. The Soviet method is to lie first, and then see what happens," the Polish diplomat said.Read also: How Poland, NATO, and Europe should respond to Russian drone attacksPoland has already restricted the movement of Russian diplomats, limiting them to the Mazovia Province, Polish Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski said."We also call on other EU member states to do the same — to prevent Russian agents from moving freely within the Schengen area. They should be allowed to operate only in the country where they are accredited and monitored by counterintelligence. We estimate that most Russian diplomats in Europe — more than 2,000 people — are performing tasks beyond their diplomatic status," Sikorski explained.Sikorski on Ukraine's EU accessionOn Ukraine’s and Moldova’s European integration, Sikorski stressed that Poland will "work closely with the Danish EU Presidency to keep their accession a priority."“Only coordinated pressure on Hungary can bring results. We again call on Hungary to lift its veto on the allocation of funds from the European Peace Facility to member states and Ukraine, and to lift its veto on the start of negotiations on the first cluster,” he said.On Friday, September 12, Sikorski arrived in Ukraine for a working visit and met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.