Poland Eases Rules for Military Pilots Engaging Aerial Targets
New regulations approved by the armed forces' command allow strikes on aerial targets without prior visual contact.
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The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces has approved new regulations for military aircraft. Under the rules, Polish military pilots may destroy aerial targets without prior visual contact if necessary.
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