Polish and allied jets mobilize following missile strikes
In response to Russia's missile attack on Ukraine, Polish and allied aircraft have begun operating over Poland, according to the Operational Command of the Armed Forces. It was emphasized that "all available forces and resources" have been deployed.
On Thursday morning, Russia conducted a massive missile attack on Ukraine. Alerts are active throughout the country. Missiles hit areas such as Dnipro and headed towards the Kyiv region.
The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces stated that in response to the attack, "Polish and allied aircraft have begun operating in our airspace."
Fighter jets scrambled
"In accordance with existing procedures, the Operational Commander of the Armed Forces deployed all available forces and resources at his disposal, scrambled standby fighter pairs, and ground-based air defence and radar detection systems reached the highest state of readiness," the statement read.
It was noted that these measures aim to ensure safety in areas bordering the threatened regions. In the past, missiles have entered Polish airspace. The most tragic incident occurred in November 2022, when, due to a massive Russian attack, probably one of the Ukrainian air defence missiles fell in Przewodowo, killing two men.
"The Operational Command of the Armed Forces is monitoring the current situation, and the subordinate forces and resources remain in full readiness for an immediate response," it was emphasized.
