Poland Suspends Airports for Third Day in a Row Amid Russian Attacks on Ukraine
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<p>Poland suspends airports for the third day in a row amid Russian attacks on Ukraine Lublin and Rzeszow airports temporarily halted operations on September 18 due to the activity of military aviation. Polish air defense forces were transferred to </p>readiness.
On the morning of 18 September, Poland suspended the airports in Jeshuv and Lublin, and against the background of the Russian attack on Ukraine, the Polish military took fighters to the sky.
Polish airports in Rzeszow and Lublin stopped work on the morning of September 18 amid Russian shelling. Against the background of Russian attacks on Ukraine, the Polish Armed Forces raised fighter jets, and two Polish airports stopped work, according to the Polish Air Communications Agency (PANSA). “Airports in Lublin and Rzeszow have suspended air services,” PANSA reported in H. READ ALSO: Tusk calls Russia's strike on NATO real and announces …
In Poland on the morning of September 18, the airports of Rzeszow and Lublin stopped work amid Russian attacks on Ukraine.
In Poland, for the third day in a row, airport interruptions occur, but the reasons are different.
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