Poland rushes the planes, closes the main airport with a drone threat

Separately, the Roman fighter planes were launched while Russia attacked the Ukrainian lands near the common border of the nations near the Danube. The Ministry of Defense said that a drone had been discovered within the Roman airspace.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in a separate position, adding that the procedure “preventive” has placed air defense systems in Poland at the top on alert “amid the threat of Russian drones” on Ukraine.

Residents of six Polish regions near the Ukrainian border have received emergency SMS alerts a warning of the threat of air.

Ukraine’s air defense said earlier on Saturday that a Russian drone was flying in the west of the country.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski said in a post on Saturday that he did not believe that drones were crosses, as he renewed his call to the country’s allies to impose additional sanctions on Russia.

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Poland became very in harmony with its air security after an unprecedented incursion of about 20 Russian aircraft aircraft earlier this week. The Polish forces and allies have shot down at least three drones for the first time since Russia has been widely invaded to Ukraine in 2022.

The country is scheduled to receive additional support for air defense from the NATO allies as a result of the events.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Saturday that it would take a few days to determine whether drones were deliberately sent to Poland.

“The question is whether the drones are targeted to go to Poland specifically,” he told reporters to leave for a trip to Israel. “If this is the case, the evidence leads us to there, it is clear that it will be a very escalating step.”