Russian drones were recently brought down over Poland, marking the first direct encounter between NATO and Russia since the Ukraine invasion began. Leaders throughout Europe are on high alert, questioning how effectively the alliance can respond to escalating tensions.
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A residential building in Wyryki, eastern Poland, was struck by what officials called a drone-like object. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, according to the local mayor. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Poland reports that multiple Russian drones violated its airspace before being downed with NATO assistance. Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand calls it yet another sign of President Vladimir Putin’s refusal to seek peace. Canada reaffirms its support for both Poland and Ukraine in the face of escalating tensions.
Poland’s military command declared it had shot down multiple drones that violated its airspace as Russia conducted attacks across the border in Ukraine. This incident underscores the region’s heightened security concerns and the ongoing volatility of the conflict.
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