Poland again scrambles aircraft and warns residents over Russian attack on Ukraine
On 16 October, a danger warning was issued in one of Poland's voivodeships because of a Russian attack on Ukrainian regions. Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda reports that Poland has again activated its aviation.
Poland, which borders Ukraine and is a NATO member, issued a danger warning on the afternoon of 16 October in one of its voivodeships, the country's largest administrative regions. The reason was a Russian attack on Ukrainian regions.
The Ukrainian news outlet Ukrainska Pravda reports that Poland again scrambled its aircraft and sent warnings to local residents. The word "again" indicates that similar measures have been taken before during such attacks.
The source does not specify which voivodeship received the warning, which air assets were involved, or how long the measures remained in force. It also does not say what weapons Russia used in the attack or which Ukrainian regions were targeted.
