
The Polish military scrambled standby aircraft and put ground-based air defense and radar reconnaissance systems on alert due to alleged Russian activity in Ukraine, saying that the measures are preventive in nature and aimed at ensuring the security of vulnerable border areas.
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The Polish military regularly publishes messages about aircraft scrambling and air defense readiness, usually coinciding with an air raid warning in Ukraine.
Polish military aircraft were scrambled due to alleged Russian activity in Ukraine.
The Polish military claims that the measures taken are preventive in nature and aimed at ensuring security in the territories bordering “vulnerable areas.”
MOSCOW, September 15 - RIA Novosti. Polish military aircraft on duty were scrambled amid alleged Russian activity in Ukraine, the operational command of the Polish armed forces reported.
“Military aviation has begun to operate in Polish airspace... Ground-based air defense and radar reconnaissance systems have been put on alert,” the operational command page on the X social network says.
The Polish military claims that the measures taken are preventive in nature and aimed at ensuring security in the territories bordering “vulnerable areas.”
Recently, the Polish military has been publishing such messages regularly. Typically, these actions coincide with an air raid warning in Ukraine.

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