Poland scrambles planes due to Russian missile attack on Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
Poland has scrambled its fighter jets in response to the Russian missile attack on Ukraine, monitoring the situation and taking the necessary measures to ensure airspace safety.
Poland has taken its military aircraft into the air because of a Russian missile attack on the territory of Ukraine on the night of Saturday, April 27. This is reported by UNN with reference to a post on Twitter (X) of the Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces.
Details
The ministry said in a statement that Polish planes were raised and operating in the sky in the southeastern part of the country. In this context, the military called on local residents to pay attention to the fact that "an increase in noise levels" is possible in these regions.
This evening, the Russian Federation has been active in launching missile strikes against targets located on the territory of Ukraine
The Polish military added that "all the necessary procedures to ensure the safety of our airspace have been initiated" and the situation is being monitored.
Recall
On the night of April 27, a large-scale air alert was declared in Ukraine due to a missile attack by the Russian Federation. The movement of guided missiles and "Daggers" in Ukrainian airspace was recorded. There were also reports of explosions in Ivano-Frankivsk region and in Kharkiv.
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