Russia’s plans may include strikes against Ukraine’s allies, Poland says
Summary
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that intelligence shows Russia might attack countries that help Ukraine with drones and missiles. These attacks aim to weaken NATO’s ability to respond together. Poland responded by increasing air defense after a recent Russian strike near its border.Key Facts
- Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Russia may carry out drone and missile attacks on countries supporting Ukraine.
- The goal of these attacks is to weaken NATO’s joint defense efforts.
- Poland recently scrambled fighter jets after a Russian attack near its eastern border.
- Airports in Rzeszow and Lublin were temporarily closed due to the threat.
- People in eastern Poland were warned by air raid sirens and some schools took shelter precautions.
- Russia is suspected of sabotage acts in Europe but denies involvement.
- Poland is boosting its air defenses by increasing fighter jet and helicopter activity.
- Tusk plans to meet Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy to discuss cooperation on a European air defense system.
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