
The Polish military scrambled aircraft in response to Russian strikes in central Ukraine, declaring preventive protection of its airspace, especially in the eastern part of the country.
AI-generated summary
Poland regularly responds to Russian military activity in Ukraine by scrambling its aircraft to protect its airspace as tensions rise in the region since the conflict began in 2022.
The Polish military scrambled aircraft allegedly because of the actions of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine.
The actions of the Polish side are preventive in nature and aimed at protecting Polish airspace, especially in the eastern part of the country.
WARSAW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. The Polish military scrambled aircraft allegedly because of the actions of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine, reports the operational command of the branches of the Polish armed forces.
“In connection with the latest strikes carried out by the Russian Federation using air attacks against targets in the central part of Ukraine, the air force is operating preventively in Polish airspace,” the statement said.
As the command noted, the actions of the Polish side are preventive in nature and aimed at “protecting Polish airspace, especially in the eastern part of the country.”
The information portal NaTemat previously reported that regular fighter flights, allegedly due to the activity of Russian aviation in Ukraine, are very costly for Polish taxpayers.
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