Poland has raised its aviation amid alleged Russian activity in Ukraine

Poland has lifted its aircraft into its airspace against the background of Russia's alleged activity in Ukraine. This was announced on March 7 by the operational command of the branches of the Polish Armed Forces.

"Military aviation has begun operating in Polish airspace," the social network X (formerly. Twitter).

The ministry noted that ground-based air defense (air defense) and radar reconnaissance systems have also been put on alert.

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The tension between Kiev and Warsaw is unlikely to turn into an open confrontation, but it is becoming more noticeable.

On February 26, military fighter jets were also scrambled in Poland amid reports of alleged Russian activity in Ukraine. The ministry clarified that the measures taken are aimed at ensuring security in the territories bordering "vulnerable areas."

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