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Poland says it downed drones in its airspace throughout Russian assaults on Ukraine
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Poland says it downed drones in its airspace throughout Russian assaults on Ukraine

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Last updated: September 10, 2025 7:05 am
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Poland stated Wednesday it had downed drones that entered its airspace throughout Russian aerial assaults on Ukraine.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated in a put up on X that he had “obtained a report from the Operational Commander of the Armed Forces Branches relating to the downing of drones that intruded into our airspace and will have posed a menace. The operation is ongoing.” He added that he knowledgeable NATO’s Secretary Common and that they had been “in fixed contact.”

Poland’s army stated Wednesday it had scrambled plane alongside allies to shoot down “hostile objects” violating its airspace, a primary for a NATO nation in the course of the struggle.

“Plane have used weapons towards hostile objects,” Protection Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz stated on social media.

The army stated on X that, “Because of assault by the Russian Federation on Ukrainian territory, there was an unprecedented violation of Polish airspace by drone-type objects. That is an act of aggression that posed an actual menace to the security of our residents.”

It stated efforts had been “underway to seek for and find the attainable crash websites of those objects” and “the Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces is monitoring the present state of affairs, and Polish and allied forces and property stay absolutely ready for additional actions.”

Polish police stated officers found a broken drone within the japanese Polish village of Czosnowka, based on the Reuters information company.

Hours later, Poland’s army stated on X that the operations had concluded however the seek for downed drones was persevering with. “We urge that within the occasion of observing an unknown object or its particles, don’t method, contact, or transfer it. Such parts might pose a menace and comprise hazardous supplies. They have to be totally inspected by the suitable providers,” the army cautioned.

The Polish authorities introduced it will maintain an “extraordinary” assembly Wednesday morning.

Polish State Hearth Service Commander Wojciech Kruczek and Common Wieslaw Kukula, chief of the Common Employees of the Polish Armed Forces, collect on Sept. 10, 2025 on the Chancellery of the Prime Minister in Warsaw for a rare authorities assembly, following violations of Polish airspace throughout a Russian assault on Ukraine.

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The incursion got here as Russia unleashed a barrage of strikes throughout Ukraine, together with within the western metropolis of Lviv, round 50 miles from the Polish border.

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Ukrainian air defenses fireplace at Russian drones above Kyiv throughout large drone and missile strikes on Ukraine on Sept. 10, 2025

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Russian drones and missiles have entered the airspace of NATO members — together with Poland — a number of occasions throughout Russia’s three-and-a-half-year struggle, however a NATO nation has by no means tried to shoot them down.

A cornerstone of the Western army alliance is the precept that an assault on any member is deemed an assault on all.

Through the operation, authorities closed the airspace over a part of the nation, based on an announcement from Warsaw’s major Chopin Airport, the place flights had been halted. That airspace was later reopened, Reuters stated.

Warnings of additional Russian aggression

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Wednesday that eight Russian drones had been “aimed towards” Poland in an in a single day barrage that pressured Warsaw to scramble air defenses. “It was not only one Shahed that might be known as an accident, however a minimum of eight strike drones aimed towards Poland,” Zelensky stated, referring to Iranian-designed drones deployed by Moscow, including that the incident represented “A particularly harmful precedent for Europe.”  

Ukrainian International Minister Andriy Sybiga warned on X that Russian President Vladimir Putin “simply retains escalating, increasing his struggle, and testing the West. The longer he faces no power in response, the extra aggressive he will get. A weak response now will provoke Russia much more — after which Russian missiles and drones will fly even additional into Europe.”

Poland’s newly-elected nationalist President Karol Nawrocki issued a warning alongside the identical strains Tuesday, saying at a information convention in Helsinki that, “We don’t belief Vladimir Putin’s good intentions. We imagine that Vladimir Putin is able to additionally invade different international locations.”

NATO-member Poland, a serious supporter of Ukraine, hosts over 1,000,000 Ukrainian refugees and is a key transit level for Western humanitarian and army help to the war-torn nation.

Final month, Warsaw stated a Russian army drone flew into its airspace and exploded in farmland in japanese Poland and depicted the incident as a “provocation.” In 2023, Poland stated a Russian missile had crossed into its airspace to strike Ukraine. And in November 2022, two civilians had been killed when a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile fell on a village close to the border.

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