NATO member Poland said Friday that an unidentified flying object entered its airspace from Ukraine, an incident that could be linked to the wave of strikes carried out by Russia against its neighbor.
NATO member Poland said Friday that an unidentified flying object entered its airspace from Ukraine, an incident that could be linked to the wave of strikes carried out by Russia against its neighbor. “The object arrived from the border with Ukraine,” Colonel Jacek Goryszewski, spokesman for the Armed Forces Operational Command, told TV channel TVN24. “There was intense shelling on Ukrainian territory last night and so this incident could be linked to it.”
A major Russian attack on Ukraine
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, 158 missiles and drones were fired at Ukraine, 114 of which were destroyed. “This is the most massive missile attack in general,” air force spokesman Yuri Ignat told AFP, adding that the count excluded the first few days of the war which saw “constant and uninterrupted” strikes.
The strikes targeted “civilian installations, civilian buildings,” denounced Andriy Yermak, Volodymyr Zelensky’s chief of staff. “We are doing everything possible to strengthen our air shield. But the world must see that we need more help and means to stop this terror,” he added on the Telegram social network.