Poland suspends air operations following Russian drone strikes on Ukraine
Poland's armed forces say no airspace violation was detected but suspended air traffic as a precaution after Russian drone attacks.
Poland suspended air operations following Russian drone strikes on Ukraine, according to a statement from the Polish armed forces. "We inform that no violation of the airspace of the Republic of Poland has been recorded," the statement said, indicating the suspension was a protective measure despite no direct breach.
The move comes as Russia has intensified drone attacks on Ukrainian targets near the Polish border, raising regional security concerns.
Sources
- Poland ends air operations after Russian drone strikes on Ukraine — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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