Donald Tusk has announced a fast‑track plan for deploying landmines and signalled Poland’s exit from the Ottawa Convention, clearing the way for the move. The decision has sparked debate over humanitarian concerns and defence strategy, as critics warn that abandoning the treaty banning landmines could have serious global implications for civilian safety and international norms.


Donald Tusk Unveils Rapid Mine Deployment Plan Following Ottawa Convention Exit 

Poland has issued an urgent warning to its citizens asking them to leave Iran immediately and avoid any travel to the country. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that the threat of an imminent war is “very real”.Speaking to reporters in Zielonka near Warsaw, Tusk stressed the gravity of the situation. He warned citizens that the opportunity for departure could close “very shortly”.&nbsp;"I do not want to alarm anyone, but we all know what I am referring to. The possibility of a conflict is very real," said Tusk, urging Polish citizens in Iran to take the warning seriously. The government, however didnot disclose the total number of Polish people living in Iran. “In a few, a dozen, or several dozen hours, evacuation may no longer be possible.” He further added that previous warnings have not been taken seriously. "We have bad experiences,” he said. “Some people underestimate such appeals.”Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-military-buildup-europe-mediterranean-iran-air-bridge-1771501567268">US military builds up massive air and naval assets across Europe and Mediterranean</a><h2>Escalation of US-Iran tension</h2>US President Donald Trump has renewed threats of military action against Iran. “Should Iran decide not to make a Deal,” the US may need to use an Indian Ocean airbase in the Chagos Islands, “in order to eradicate a potential attack by a highly unstable and dangerous Regime”, wrote Trump on Truth Social. The Iranian and Russian navies had carried out aerial imaging drills and practised tactical formations and manoeuvring as part of the exercise, according to Iranian media reports.&nbsp;Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in an interview with Al-Arabiya television, said, “There have already been strikes on Iran on nuclear sites under the control of the International Atomic Energy Agency. From what we can judge, there were real risks of a nuclear incident.”&nbsp;Iran agreed during the Geneva talks to submit a written proposal on addressing Washington’s concerns. The US military buildup is intended to coerce Iran into a diplomatic agreement. Former Iranian naval officer Mohammad Parsi said that the Russian presence was “small” and "symbolic". The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was a “paper tiger” moment for China and Russia, as they did nothing other than strong worded condemnation. However, Iran is no Venezuela; a full-scale war may drag the declining US empire into a trap and might just turn as brutal for the US as it is for Iran.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing a “very real” threat of imminent conflict amid rising US-Iran tensions and military buildup.

Poland has issued an urgent warning to its citizens asking them to leave Iran immediately and avoid any travel to the country. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that the threat of an imminent war is “very real”.Speaking to reporters in Zielonka near Warsaw, Tusk stressed the gravity of the situation. He warned citizens that the opportunity for departure could close “very shortly”. "I do not want to alarm anyone, but we all know what I am referring to. The possibility of a conflict is very real," said Tusk, urging Polish citizens in Iran to take the warning seriously. The government, however didnot disclose the total number of Polish people living in Iran. “In a few, a dozen, or several dozen hours, evacuation may no longer be possible.” He further added that previous warnings have not been taken seriously. "We have bad experiences,” he said. “Some people underestimate such appeals.” Also Read: US military builds up massive air and naval assets across Europe and Mediterranean Escalation of US-Iran tension US President Donald Trump has renewed threats of military action against Iran. “Should Iran decide not to make a Deal,” the US may need to use an Indian Ocean airbase in the Chagos Islands, “in order to eradicate a potential attack by a highly unstable and dangerous Regime”, wrote Trump on Truth Social. The Iranian and Russian navies had carried out aerial imaging drills and practised tactical formations and manoeuvring as part of the exercise, according to Iranian media reports. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in an interview with Al-Arabiya television, said, “There have already been strikes on Iran on nuclear sites under the control of the International Atomic Energy Agency. From what we can judge, there were real risks of a nuclear incident.” Iran agreed during the Geneva talks to submit a written proposal on addressing Washington’s concerns. The US military buildup is intended to coerce Iran into a diplomatic agreement. Former Iranian naval officer Mohammad Parsi said that the Russian presence was “small” and "symbolic". The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was a “paper tiger” moment for China and Russia, as they did nothing other than strong worded condemnation. However, Iran is no Venezuela; a full-scale war may drag the declining US empire into a trap and might just turn as brutal for the US as it is for Iran.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing a “very real” threat of imminent conflict amid rising US-Iran tensions and military buildup.

Donald Tusk urges citizens to leave Iran immediately warns of “Very Real” war risk

Europe is undergoing a significant strategic pivot toward nuclear energy as a, "baseload" backup, with Poland, Sweden, and Germany actively revising policies to embrace or return to nuclear power. Driven by the need for energy security, decarbonization, and reduced reliance on external energy sources following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, these nations are moving to build new reactors and extend the life of existing ones. 


Dangerous Nuclear Race Heats Up in Europe, Poland & Sweden Lead the Charge for European Nukes

Europe Scrambles for a Nuclear Backup, Poland, Sweden & Germany Eye Nukes

Poland is in the grip of extreme cold, with sub-zero temperatures freezing parts of the Baltic Sea. Walkers stepped onto the ice-covered bay of Gdansk as prolonged freezing conditions set in. Forecasters warn temperatures could fall as low as minus twenty-two degrees this weekend.


Poland’s Baltic Coast Freezes Amid Extreme Cold

Poland is rapidly transforming its armed forces, aiming to build the European Union’s most modern army while emerging as NATO’s top defence spender as a share of GDP. Warsaw has sharply increased military investment, expanding troop numbers and acquiring advanced tanks, artillery, missile systems and aircraft.


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Poland's power system faced its largest cyberattack in years in the last week of December that also followed a different pattern, the country's energy minister said on Tuesday. The failed attack aimed to disrupt the communication between renewable installations and the power distribution operators, Milosz Motyka told reporters, adding in the past large power units or transmission networks have been targeted.


Poland Foils Major Cyberattack On Power Grid

Poland has announced plans to complete new anti-drone fortifications along its eastern border within the next two years, amid what officials say are repeated incursions by Russian drones into Polish airspace.

Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk said the new system would begin operating within months.


Poland Plans Multiple Layers of Defence Amid Russian Incursions

Poland announced full combat readiness of its Patriot missile systems, integrated with U.S. IBCS technology under the Wisla programme. The move strengthens NATO’s eastern flank and counters missiles, aircraft, and drones. Polish Defence Minister and U.S. Ambassador praised the systems, calling them a gamechanger. Warsaw previously signed a $2 billion U.S. support deal for Patriot armaments.


Poland Declares Patriot Missile Systems Fully Ready, Strengthening NATO Eastern Flank

Poland launches Operation Horizon, a powerful new internal security plan that mobilizes up to 10,000 soldiers to protect critical infrastructure as sabotage threats surge across the country. Polish officials link recent railway attacks and other attempts to Russian intelligence operations, prompting rapid coordination between the military, police, ABW, border guards, and counterintelligence. This report breaks down the operation, political decisions behind it, and how it reshapes Europe’s security landscape.

Poland Mobilizes 10,000 Troops: Operation Launched to Counter Russian Sabotage Threats

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Tuesday (18 Nov) said that the Russian intelligence services orchestrated an explosion on a railway route to Ukraine, with the help of two Ukrainian nationals working as their agent, and they have fled to Belarus. The blast on the Warsaw-Lublin line, which connects the Polish capital to the Ukrainian border and was being used to transport aid, followed a wave of arson, sabotage and cyberattacks in Poland and other European countries since the start of the war in Ukraine.&nbsp;"The identified perpetrators are two Ukrainian citizens who have been cooperating with Russian intelligence services for a long time. Their identities are known," Tusk told lawmakers in the parliament in Warsaw.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/how-will-taiwan-deal-with-a-chinese-invasion-here-s-the-plan-1763477505829">How will Taiwan deal with a Chinese invasion? Here's the plan</a>&nbsp;On Saturday, an explosion damaged the tracks near the village of Mika, about 100 kilometres (60 miles) southeast of Warsaw. The Warsaw-Lublin line connects the Polish capital to the Ukrainian border.&nbsp;In a second incident near Pulawy, a steel clamp was installed on the track with the likely aim of derailing the train, Tusk said. He added that a mobile phone attached to a power bank had been set up nearby in order to record what happened.&nbsp;Russia repeatedly denied being responsible for the act of sabotage. On Tuesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed the allegation of involvement and accused Polish authorities of "Russophobia"&nbsp;"Russia is accused of all manifestations of the hybrid and direct war that is taking place," Peskov told a Russian state television reporter.&nbsp;"In Poland, let's say, everyone is trying to run ahead of the European locomotive in this regard. And Russophobia, of course, is flourishing there."&nbsp;Earlier, The Polish PM called the railway blast "an unprecedented act of sabotage" "an unprecedented act of sabotage", and vowed to catch those responsible "regardless of who their backers are".

Donald Tusk, the Polish prime minister, blamed Russian intelligence for orchestrating the explosion on a railway route to Ukraine. Moscow denied the accusation and accused Warsaw of "Russophobia."

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Tuesday (18 Nov) said that the Russian intelligence services orchestrated an explosion on a railway route to Ukraine, with the help of two Ukrainian nationals working as their agent, and they have fled to Belarus. The blast on the Warsaw-Lublin line, which connects the Polish capital to the Ukrainian border and was being used to transport aid, followed a wave of arson, sabotage and cyberattacks in Poland and other European countries since the start of the war in Ukraine. "The identified perpetrators are two Ukrainian citizens who have been cooperating with Russian intelligence services for a long time. Their identities are known," Tusk told lawmakers in the parliament in Warsaw. Also Read: How will Taiwan deal with a Chinese invasion? Here's the plan On Saturday, an explosion damaged the tracks near the village of Mika, about 100 kilometres (60 miles) southeast of Warsaw. The Warsaw-Lublin line connects the Polish capital to the Ukrainian border. In a second incident near Pulawy, a steel clamp was installed on the track with the likely aim of derailing the train, Tusk said. He added that a mobile phone attached to a power bank had been set up nearby in order to record what happened. Russia repeatedly denied being responsible for the act of sabotage. On Tuesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed the allegation of involvement and accused Polish authorities of "Russophobia" "Russia is accused of all manifestations of the hybrid and direct war that is taking place," Peskov told a Russian state television reporter. "In Poland, let's say, everyone is trying to run ahead of the European locomotive in this regard. And Russophobia, of course, is flourishing there." Earlier, The Polish PM called the railway blast "an unprecedented act of sabotage" "an unprecedented act of sabotage", and vowed to catch those responsible "regardless of who their backers are".

Donald Tusk, the Polish prime minister, blamed Russian intelligence for orchestrating the explosion on a railway route to Ukraine. Moscow denied the accusation and accused Warsaw of "Russophobia."

Russian intelligence behind blast on railway line to Ukraine, says Polish PM

The 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers are set for the final chapter as teams across Europe push for a spot in the showpiece event. While Portugal and Norway confirmed their spots in the World Cup, the likes of the Netherlands, Germany, Slovakia and Poland will scramble for a place in the finals as they take to the field on Monday (Nov 17). So ahead of the key qualifiers, here is all you need to know as teams push for a place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.&nbsp;<h2>What is the current standings?</h2>In Group A, both Germany and Slovakia are locked on 12 points each from five matches and will go head-to-head on Monday in Leipzig. In Group G, matters are a little complicated. The Netherlands sit top of the group with 17 points and a goal difference of +19, while Poland are second with 14 points and a goal difference of +6. While Poland will play Malta in an away fixture, the Netherlands will be at home playing against Lithuania.&nbsp;<h2>Germany-Slovakia to decide Group A winners</h2>The head-to-head clash between Germany and Slovakia will be key in Group A, as the winner will qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, taking top spot. The loser of the clash will have another chance to reach the main event as they will qualify for the Playoffs as Group A runners-up. A draw favours Germany as they hold a goal difference of +7 compared to Slovakia’s +4.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-leonard-hutton-to-don-bradman-5-batters-with-highest-individual-score-in-ashes-bob-simpson-bob-cowper-ashes-2025-26-1762276944046">From Leonard Hutton to Don Bradman, 5 batters with highest individual score in Ashes</a><h2>Poland’s equation for qualification</h2>Poland’s equation for the World Cup qualifier will be interesting as they will need a helping hand from Lithuania. The Netherlands must lose to Lithuania and any other result will see Poland miss out on direct qualification. In the event the Netherlands lose, Poland will need to win their match with a goal swing of 13 goals. So if the Netherlands lose by one goal, Poland will have to win by a 13-goal margin. Any other result will see the Netherlands qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-steve-smith-to-joe-root-5-active-batters-with-most-runs-in-ashes-ben-stokes-jonny-bairstow-usman-khawaja-1762275784636">From Steve Smith to Joe Root, 5 active batters with most runs in Ashes</a><h2>Netherlands equation for qualification</h2>Even a defeat for the Netherlands will see them qualify for the FIFA World Cup if they avoid a goal swing of 13 in case Poland beat Malta. However, any other result, including a draw, will see the Dutch make the showpiece tournament. Currently, the two-time runners-up hold all the cards and are in pole position.

In Group A, both Germany and Slovakia are locked on 12 points each from five matches and will go head-to-head on Monday in Leipzig. In Group G, matters are a little complicated.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers are set for the final chapter as teams across Europe push for a spot in the showpiece event. While Portugal and Norway confirmed their spots in the World Cup, the likes of the Netherlands, Germany, Slovakia and Poland will scramble for a place in the finals as they take to the field on Monday (Nov 17). So ahead of the key qualifiers, here is all you need to know as teams push for a place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. What is the current standings? In Group A, both Germany and Slovakia are locked on 12 points each from five matches and will go head-to-head on Monday in Leipzig. In Group G, matters are a little complicated. The Netherlands sit top of the group with 17 points and a goal difference of +19, while Poland are second with 14 points and a goal difference of +6. While Poland will play Malta in an away fixture, the Netherlands will be at home playing against Lithuania. Germany-Slovakia to decide Group A winners The head-to-head clash between Germany and Slovakia will be key in Group A, as the winner will qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, taking top spot. The loser of the clash will have another chance to reach the main event as they will qualify for the Playoffs as Group A runners-up. A draw favours Germany as they hold a goal difference of +7 compared to Slovakia’s +4. ALSO READ | From Leonard Hutton to Don Bradman, 5 batters with highest individual score in Ashes Poland’s equation for qualification Poland’s equation for the World Cup qualifier will be interesting as they will need a helping hand from Lithuania. The Netherlands must lose to Lithuania and any other result will see Poland miss out on direct qualification. In the event the Netherlands lose, Poland will need to win their match with a goal swing of 13 goals. So if the Netherlands lose by one goal, Poland will have to win by a 13-goal margin. Any other result will see the Netherlands qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. ALSO READ | From Steve Smith to Joe Root, 5 active batters with most runs in Ashes Netherlands equation for qualification Even a defeat for the Netherlands will see them qualify for the FIFA World Cup if they avoid a goal swing of 13 in case Poland beat Malta. However, any other result, including a draw, will see the Dutch make the showpiece tournament. Currently, the two-time runners-up hold all the cards and are in pole position.

In Group A, both Germany and Slovakia are locked on 12 points each from five matches and will go head-to-head on Monday in Leipzig. In Group G, matters are a little complicated.

Explained: How Poland, Slovakia can qualify for 2026 FIFA World Cup on final matchday

Russia's Defense Ministry revealed Saturday that the powerful new nuclear submarine "Khabarovsk" has officially rolled out from the famed Sevmash shipyard under the direction of Defense Minister Andrei Belousov. Touted as a "heavy nuclear missile cruiser," the submarine is equipped with cutting-edge underwater and robotic weapons.


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Polish authorities have detained two Ukrainian nationals accused of spying for foreign intelligence services, as part of an ongoing espionage crackdown targeting alleged Russian and Belarusian agents.

According to Minister of Special Services Tomasz Siemoniak, the suspects were arrested in Katowice and allegedly collected details about Polish soldiers and critical infrastructure supporting Ukraine’s war effort.


Poland Spy Scandal: Warsaw Targets Russian, Belarusian Spying

Poland considers the bombing of the Nord Stream Baltic Sea pipeline a heroic act. Watch this video for more details!

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A horrifying case has come to light in Poland, where a 42-year-old woman has left her childhood room after nearly three decades. Mirella was locked in there by her parents when she was 15 years old. The neighbours thought she had left the house since her parents had filed a missing persons complaint with the police in 1998. Those who knew her as a teenager are shocked to learn that she has remained locked in the room all these years. Mirella had contracted a deadly infection in the past few days, and if she had not been removed from the room, she would have died, the police said. The discovery was made in the city of Swietochlowice, in southern Poland, in July. However, the case has only now come to light after locals launched a fundraiser to help her recover. &nbsp;“Doctors determined that she was only days away from death due to infection," a person wrote in the post. Mirella has been in the hospital for two months, fighting the infection and other medical issues she contracted from being in the room for nearly 30 years.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-110-625-scrawled-with-blood-on-pillow-saves-woman-in-china-1756130565718">Delivery man saw '110 625’ scribbled in blood on a white pillow and knew something was wrong. He was right</a> &nbsp;<h2>Mirella had severe injuries on her legs</h2>In July, residents heard a disturbance coming from inside. They informed the police, who enquired about the occurrences inside the house with the 82-year-old landlady. She tried to make them believe that everything was fine. The officers even talked to Mirella, who assured them that nothing was wrong. But they noticed severe injuries on her legs and called an ambulance. The doctors were shocked to see her condition, and said that Mirella was "days away from death".The fundraiser post further states that Mirella "has been in the hospital for two months now due to her critical condition. People who knew Mirella thought she left her ‘family’ home almost 30 years ago." It added, “Much remains unknown, and several facts cannot be revealed at this stage. One thing is certain: the truth must come to light as to why this young, healthy 15-year-old stopped leaving her home and disappeared without a trace."Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/grooming-gang-jailed-for-35-years-for-raping-treating-minor-girls-as-sex-slaves-for-years-case-explained-1759347155589">Pakistani-origin man rapes, treats minor girls as 'sex slaves' for years, jailed for 35 years. Case explained</a> Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/dubai-porta-potty-parties-probe-exposes-sex-ring-where-women-are-forced-to-fulfill-disgusting-sexual-fetishes-1757931505109">Dubai 'porta-potty parties' probe exposes sex ring where women are forced to fulfill disgusting sexual fetishes</a> &nbsp;<h2>The Polish woman had never been to a doctor</h2>The post quotes Mirella as saying that she has "never even seen her city develop", and that "she has missed out on so many things, she has never been to a doctor, never obtained an ID card, never gone for a simple walk or even to the balcony." It added, "Her hair and teeth are in critical condition, even threatening her health."&nbsp;Recalling the scene in the second-floor apartment, witnesses said that Mirella looked “extremely neglected”, and her legs “appeared to be necrotic”. A neighbour remembered seeing Mirella as a teenager. "We used to play in front of the building when I visited my grandmother for the holidays. Then she suddenly disappeared under mysterious circumstances." Her parents locked her in the tiny room for 27 years, and since then, neighbours believe that only the elderly couple lived in the apartment. A criminal investigation has been launched into the matter.&nbsp; &nbsp;

A Polish woman was locked in a tiny room as a 15-year-old in 1998 by her parents, and has only now been found after nearly 30 years. Everyone thought she had gone missing, and is now shocked to learn that she was in the same house all these years.

A horrifying case has come to light in Poland, where a 42-year-old woman has left her childhood room after nearly three decades. Mirella was locked in there by her parents when she was 15 years old. The neighbours thought she had left the house since her parents had filed a missing persons complaint with the police in 1998. Those who knew her as a teenager are shocked to learn that she has remained locked in the room all these years. Mirella had contracted a deadly infection in the past few days, and if she had not been removed from the room, she would have died, the police said. The discovery was made in the city of Swietochlowice, in southern Poland, in July. However, the case has only now come to light after locals launched a fundraiser to help her recover. “Doctors determined that she was only days away from death due to infection," a person wrote in the post. Mirella has been in the hospital for two months, fighting the infection and other medical issues she contracted from being in the room for nearly 30 years. Also Read: Delivery man saw '110 625’ scribbled in blood on a white pillow and knew something was wrong. He was right Mirella had severe injuries on her legs In July, residents heard a disturbance coming from inside. They informed the police, who enquired about the occurrences inside the house with the 82-year-old landlady. She tried to make them believe that everything was fine. The officers even talked to Mirella, who assured them that nothing was wrong. But they noticed severe injuries on her legs and called an ambulance. The doctors were shocked to see her condition, and said that Mirella was "days away from death". The fundraiser post further states that Mirella "has been in the hospital for two months now due to her critical condition. People who knew Mirella thought she left her ‘family’ home almost 30 years ago." It added, “Much remains unknown, and several facts cannot be revealed at this stage. One thing is certain: the truth must come to light as to why this young, healthy 15-year-old stopped leaving her home and disappeared without a trace." Also Read: Pakistani-origin man rapes, treats minor girls as 'sex slaves' for years, jailed for 35 years. Case explained Also Read: Dubai 'porta-potty parties' probe exposes sex ring where women are forced to fulfill disgusting sexual fetishes The Polish woman had never been to a doctor The post quotes Mirella as saying that she has "never even seen her city develop", and that "she has missed out on so many things, she has never been to a doctor, never obtained an ID card, never gone for a simple walk or even to the balcony." It added, "Her hair and teeth are in critical condition, even threatening her health." Recalling the scene in the second-floor apartment, witnesses said that Mirella looked “extremely neglected”, and her legs “appeared to be necrotic”. A neighbour remembered seeing Mirella as a teenager. "We used to play in front of the building when I visited my grandmother for the holidays. Then she suddenly disappeared under mysterious circumstances." Her parents locked her in the tiny room for 27 years, and since then, neighbours believe that only the elderly couple lived in the apartment. A criminal investigation has been launched into the matter.

A Polish woman was locked in a tiny room as a 15-year-old in 1998 by her parents, and has only now been found after nearly 30 years. Everyone thought she had gone missing, and is now shocked to learn that she was in the same house all these years.

Polish woman locked in a room by parents at age 15 is rescued at 42 - Horrified neighbours watch as truth emerges

Silver powers industries, electronics, and global markets. Peru, Russia, China, Poland, and Mexico hold the world’s largest underground silver reserves, making them key players in mining, tech, and the global economy.

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Polish president Andrez Duda claims of talking daily to the ghost of a former de-facto leader of the second Polish Republic. He claims the two have discussed a range of issues including the situation amid the Russia-Ukraine war.



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Unidentified drones were sighted flying overnight above Denmark’s largest military base, reported AFP, citing officials. Officials believe that the incident is part of a series of similar sightings that they believe could be linked to a “hybrid attack."


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The Kremlin on Friday slammed the suggestion that NATO allies shoot down Russian planes entering their airspace as "reckless," after U.S. President Donald Trump said alliance members should do so.


Russia vs NATO: Europe prepares to develop a 'drone wall'

Russia vs NATO: Kremlin slams 'dangerous' idea of downing Russian planes 

Poland has launched its largest-ever military drill as part of joint preparations with NATO to strengthen defenses against potential threats from Russia, highlighting rising regional tensions.


Poland Seeks Ukraine’s Drone Warfare Expertise After Russian Drones Breach Polish Airspace

Poland: President Karol Nawrocki has called for an investigation into whether an air-to-air missile launched by a Polish F-16 during last week’s Russian drone incursion accidentally destroyed a house.


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