Poland has told Russia that it should not "whine" if its aircraft or missiles are shot down over NATO territory, amid heightened tensions over recent air incursions by Moscow. "If another missile or aircraft enters our space without permission, deliberately or by mistake, and gets shot down and the wreckage falls on NATO territory, please don't come here to whine about it," Sikorski said. That happened just over a week after NATO planes downed Russian drones over Poland and raised fears that Moscow's all-out war in Ukraine could spill over. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementOn Tuesday, NATO allies will hold formal consultations at Estonia's request under Article 4 of the alliance's treaty. Poland also invoked the mechanism earlier this month after Russian drones violated its airspace, prompting NATO to launch its Eastern Sentry mission to bolster defences along the eastern flank.