Poland put its fighter jets into the air after Russian missiles attacked Ukrainian territory on the night of Friday to Saturday, April 27. This is reported by UNN, based on a post by the operational command of the Polish army on the X social network.
The ministry said in a statement that Polish planes were up and operating in the skies in the southeastern part of the country. In light of this, the military urged local residents to be aware of the possibility of “increased noise levels” in these regions.
The Polish military added that “all necessary procedures have been initiated to ensure the security of our airspace” and the situation is being monitored.
April 27 At night, a large-scale air hazard was declared in Ukraine due to a Russian missile attack. The movement of guided missiles in the airspace of Ukraine was recorded. Explosions were also reported in the Ivano-Frankivsk region and Kharkiv.
D. Tusk: one of the Russian missiles fell 15 kilometers from the Polish border
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that one of the Russian missiles launched on Saturday night during the aggressor’s mass strike against Ukraine fell 15 kilometers from the Polish border.
He wrote this on the social network X.
In his post, Mr. Tusk also criticized former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, claiming that he was creating an “anti-European strategy.”
“Today dozens of bombs and rockets fell on the Lviv region. One of them is 15 km from our border. Meanwhile, Morawiecki is developing a joint anti-European strategy with pro-Putin far-right politicians in Budapest. Stupidity? Betrayal? Or both?” D. Tuskas wrote.
As previously reported, Polish President Andrzej Duda said in an interview with the Fakt publication that the country is ready to deploy nuclear weapons on its territory if the allies make such a decision in order to strengthen NATO’s eastern wing.
In response to this, D. Tusk stated that he plans to meet with the president as soon as possible to understand his intentions.
A. Duda set such a meeting for May 1, but it was reported on Thursday that it would not take place, as D. Tusk fell ill with pneumonia.
