Poland scrambles fighter jets as Russia strikes western Ukraine
Summary
Poland scrambled fighter jets after Russian attacks hit western Ukraine near Poland’s border, but Poland’s airspace was not violated. Several people were injured in drone and missile strikes across Ukraine and in Russian-controlled regions, while Bulgaria requested NATO help to strengthen its defenses amid ongoing regional tensions.Key Facts
- Poland’s armed forces scrambled fighter jets during Russian attacks but recorded no airspace violations.
- Russian attacks hit Ukraine’s Volyn region near Poland, cutting electricity to 370,000 people and injuring two.
- Drone attacks in Kharkiv and Uman injured several people and caused damage.
- Ukraine has targeted Russian energy infrastructure, including oil refineries, which President Donald Trump says raises global oil prices.
- Russia claimed to have shot down 644 Ukrainian drones overnight, including some headed for Moscow.
- Bulgaria has formally asked NATO for combat aircraft and antidrone systems to help defend its territory.
- Several cargo ships off Romania and Bulgaria’s Black Sea coasts were struck by drones, causing deaths and missing persons.
- NATO countries in Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region, including Romania and Bulgaria, are increasing defense coordination due to Russian aggression near their borders.
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