Poland deployed military aircraft during Russian strikes in Ukraine

5 articles · 4 outlets (1 relaying others' reporting) · 3 countries · Sources | Summary

Poland operated military aircraft in its airspace during Russian strikes in central Ukraine. The Polish military command described the operation as preventive and intended to protect Polish airspace, particularly in the east.

Countries involved Russia · 1 outletPoland · none in our sourcesUnited States · 0 of our 3 outletsUkraine · 2 outletsTürkiye · 0 of our 1 outlet

First reported among our outlets by RIA Novosti (Russia), 24 Sep 05:26 UTC · most coverage from Ukraine (1), South Korea (1), Russia (1)

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RIA Novosti · Russia24 Sep 05:26

Poland says it scrambled aircraft over alleged actions by Russian forces

Translated from: В Польше заявили о поднятии в воздух авиации из-за якобы действий ВС России

Adds reported cost of Polish F-16 sorties

1 more from RIA Novosti

Poland returns aircraft allegedly scrambled because of Russia to airfields

Ukrainska Pravda · Ukraine24 Sep 07:25

Moldovan President Sandu says drone exploded in Moldova during Russian attack on Ukraine

Relays European Pravda

Mentions Poland's scramble in a Moldova report

Poland also scrambled military aircraft in response to the Russian attack on Ukraine.

Ukrinform · Ukraine24 Sep 09:35

Poland scrambles military aircraft twice in morning over Russian strikes on Ukraine

“Due to Russian Federation strikes against Ukrainian territory involving air attack assets, military aviation is operating in Polish airspace,”

Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 08:54

Russia launches another missile attack on Kyiv… Zelensky wages diplomatic campaign to end the war at the UN

Translated from: 러, 키이우에 또 미사일 공격…젤렌스키는 유엔서 종전 외교전

Notes jets protecting areas near Ukraine's border

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