US EditionPoland Shoots Down Russian Drones That Violated Its Airspace During Ukraine Strike
Poland reported at least 19 drone incursions, shooting down over ten and invoking NATO Article 4 for consultations amid heightened tensions from Russian-Belarusian military exercises.
- Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the activation of NATO's Article 4 due to nineteen Russian drones violating Polish airspace, which he termed a significant provocation.
- Poland has requested NATO consultations under Article 4 following the shooting down of nineteen Russian drones that violated its airspace.
- Tusk emphasized that these incidents reflect a wider security threat in the region, noting that the first violation occurred at 11:30 p.m.
- Russia denied responsibility for the drones and claimed that Poland had not provided evidence of their origin, according to Russian diplomat Andrei Ordash.
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Western Officials Invoke NATO After Poland Reports Russian Drone Incursion
Western officials are worked up over reports of Russian drones trespassing into Polish airspace on Tuesday. ... The post Western Officials Invoke NATO After Poland Reports Russian Drone Incursion appeared first on The New American.
[NHK] Poland is investigating the damage caused by 19 Russian military drones violating its airspace on the morning of the 10th, and has revealed that the remains of the drones have been found...
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Drone Tensions: NATO and Poland on High Alert Amid Russian Incursions
Poland and NATO are on high alert following Russian drone incursions into Polish airspace. The incident raises questions about NATO's drone defenses, intensifies tensions with Russia, and prompts calls for increased sanctions. Poland's response includes airspace restrictions, bolstered by NATO allies' military support.
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