Poland raised fighter jets due to alleged Russian activity in Ukraine

Poland has raised its fighter jets due to the alleged activity of Russian aviation in Ukraine. This was announced on September 28 by the operational command of the Armed Forces of the country.

"In accordance with the current procedure, the operational commander of the Armed Forces deployed the forces and means at his disposal. On—duty pairs of fighters were alerted to the flight," the command's publication on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

In addition, in preparation for the alleged threat, ground-based air defense (air defense) and radar reconnaissance systems were brought to the highest level of combat readiness.

Similar publications by the Polish military have been appearing regularly lately, she added."Газета.Ru ".

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On September 25, it was reported that the Polish authorities were considering changing legislation that would allow Polish military personnel to shoot down Russian UAVs over Ukraine without prior approval from NATO or the European Union (EU).

Prior to that, on September 23, American leader Donald Trump confirmed that NATO countries could shoot down Russian planes if they violated the alliance's airspace. At the same time, answering the question of whether the United States is ready to assist the alliance's allies in this initiative, the American president clarified that this would "depend on the circumstances."

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