Russian Shaheds are once again in the air over Poland: how the army responds to violations.

Massive attack by the aggressor on Ukraine

According to inkorr.com: This night, the aggressor launched a large-scale attack on the territory of Ukraine using strike drones and missiles X-101, X-59, 'Kalibr'. This information was reported by 'Glavkom', citing the monitoring channel 'PPO radar'.

Among the main targets of the missiles were Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia, Kalush, and Lviv, while the drones tried to hit Poland, Lutsk, Lviv, Vinnytsia, Donetsk region, and Odesa region.

Poland reacts to the attack

As a result of the massive attack by Russia on Ukraine on the night of September 10, several strike drones crossed the border and entered the territory of Poland. The 'Shaheds' left the airspace of Ukraine and headed for the Polish city of Zamość, located approximately 60 km from the border. This city is an important transport and logistics hub.

The operational command of the Polish Armed Forces reported that the country is conducting a military operation to identify and neutralize hostile drones. The country temporarily closed the airspace over the 'Lublin' airport and two airports in Warsaw. It was also announced that the airport in the Polish city of Rzeszów would be temporarily closed until six in the morning. At least one drone was heading specifically to Rzeszów.

Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk noted that Polish soldiers resorted to the use of weapons to protect facilities.

Against the backdrop of the massive enemy attack on the territory of Ukraine, several strike drones penetrated Polish territory. This led to active actions by the Polish military and the closure of airspace over several airports to ensure the safety of the population and strategic facilities.

Such events indicate an increase in tension in the region and the need for coordination between Ukraine and Poland to counter aggression. Poland's response to the threat confirms serious intentions to ensure the safety of its citizens in conditions of heightened danger.