NATO Should Impose No-Fly Zone over Ukraine to Protect Against Russian Drones, Poland Says
- Poland and Romania scrambled fighter jets on September 10 and 13 after multiple Russian drones violated their airspace near Ukraine's border.
- These incursions followed Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and sparked renewed debate about NATO establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
- Polish and Romanian officials labelled the drone violations as provocations, while NATO allies have increased military support but stopped short of enforcing a no-fly zone to avoid direct war with Russia.
- On September 15, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov asserted that NATO's military support for Ukraine effectively places the alliance in conflict with Russia, a fact he claimed is self-evident. Meanwhile, Dmitry Medvedev cautioned that imposing a no-fly zone by NATO would escalate the situation into open hostilities between the two sides.
- The incidents and warnings underscore escalating tensions with Russia threatening retaliation, and NATO members increasing defense readiness without directly entering the conflict.
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Poland, rattled by Russian drone incursions, wants Nato to declare no-fly zone over Ukraine
After repeated Russian incursions into Nato members' airspace, Poland has urged the bloc to impose a 'no-fly zone' over Ukraine so they could shoot down Russian drones and missiles before they enter their own airspaces.
In the border triangle between Poland, Ukraine and Belarus, where several alleged Russian drones recently struck, the population is still highly nervous.
Poland Calls for NATO-Backed No-Fly Zone over Ukraine
BERLIN - Poland’s foreign minister called on NATO countries to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine to protect Europe from Russian strikes amid the continuing fallout over the drone incursion into Poland last week, which prompted the U.S.-led alliance to scramble fighter jets.
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