NATO Aviation Scrambled on Alert in Poland
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The Polish government's security center has sent a warning to residents of the Podkarpacie and Lublin voivodeships.
Poland, a member of NATO, raised fighter jets this morning for the second time in the last three days due to fierce attacks by Russian drones on Ukraine
On Thursday afternoon, the Central Security Bureau (RCB) issued another alert to two Polish voivodeships regarding Russian airstrikes in Ukraine. Residents were advised to monitor current reports. After some time, the threat was reported to have ceased, and the RCB was forced to once again launch an "appeal campaign."
On the night of September 9-10, Russia launched further attacks on Ukrainian territory. As drones flew towards the Polish border, some residents of the Lublin and Podkarpackie Voivodeships received a security alert from the Central Security Bureau (RCB), and the military scrambled fighter jets.
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