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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held an emergency meeting due to fighting in Ukraine near the border.
The Polish military received an order to shoot down all objects flying into the country's airspace, said the Deputy Minister of National Defense of the Republic, Cezary Tomczyk.
“The operational commander gave an order saying that if something flies into Polish airspace, it must be shot down,” Tomczyk told reporters.
On Sunday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held an emergency meeting, ostensibly due to fighting in Ukraine near the border with Poland.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on attacks on logistics and energy facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as on the destruction of 1,025 drones and a sea drone over the past 24 hours.

Former commander of the Polish Grom special forces, Roman Polko, said that a Polish military aircraft almost shot down a Ukrainian MiG during an air operation. Polko emphasized the need for improved coordination and communication with Ukraine in combat conditions.

The head of the European Council, António Costa, announced the EU's plans to increase investments in the defense and security of the Arctic. These costs will be reflected in the union's next long-term budget in response to the new geopolitical reality.

The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has launched the Rubezh 2026 military exercises in Kazakhstan. The drills involve 1,500 personnel and 300 units of equipment, focusing on combat operations against illegal armed groups in mountainous and desert terrain.
A NATO Eurofighter Typhoon was scrambled from Siauliai airbase after radar detected objects initially mistaken for drones near Vilnius International Airport. The airport was closed for 40 minutes before authorities confirmed the objects were a flock of birds.

Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysh announced the discovery of a drone in the Baltic Sea near the beach in the village of Rusinovo. The military seized the device and its origin is being verified.