
Residents of the Podkarpacie and Lublin regions received RCB alerts in connection with the Russian air attack on Ukraine. Military aviation operated in Polish airspace.
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Russian strikes against targets in the western part of Ukraine using unmanned aerial vehicles.
"ATTENTION! Russian air attack in Ukraine. The situation is being monitored. Polish aviation is operating in the Polish airspace. Expect further messages" - this was the content of the RCB alert received after 9 a.m. residents of the entire Podkarpacie region. Okay. time. 10:30 the alert was canceled.
This is another alert issued by RCB today. Previously, it concerned the Lublin region and was issued at approximately 6:30 and was canceled after 20 minutes.
The military picked up fighter planes
"Due to the Russian Federation's strikes on targets in the western part of Ukraine, carried out using unmanned aerial vehicles, military aviation is operating in Polish airspace," it said shortly after 10th Operational Command of the Branches of the Armed Forces.
As assured, the activities are carried out preventively. Their aim is to secure and protect Polish airspace, especially in areas adjacent to threatened areas.

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Residents of the Podkarpacie and Lublin regions received RCB alerts in connection with the Russian air attack on Ukraine. Fighter jets were picked up in Polish airspace for preventive purposes.

Residents of Podkarpacie received an RCB alert about a Russian air attack in Ukraine and Polish aviation operations. In the morning, a similar announcement was issued for the Lublin region.

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