Poland says 'everything indicates' a Russian missile briefly entered its airspace and left
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Poland’s defense forces say an unknown object entered the country’s airspace Friday morning from the direction of Ukraine and then vanished off radars, and that all indications pointed to it being a Russian missile.
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Poland's top generals said an object that crossed its border with Ukraine was most likely a Russian rocket. The missile was in Polish airspace for around 3 minutes and then most likely crossed the border again.
Poland’s defense forces say an unknown object entered the country’s airspace Friday morning from the direction of Ukraine and then vanished off radars, and that all indications pointed to it being a Russian missile.
Poland's defense forces reported an unknown object, suspected to be a Russian missile, briefly appeared in the country's airspace before disappearing off radar.
The Operational Command of the Armed Forces said Friday on social media that the unidentified object was observed by radars of Poland's air defense system from the moment it crossed the border until the signal disappeared
Poland detected an “unidentified airborne object” that entered its airspace from the direction of its border with Ukraine this morning, armed forces operational command said on X social media platform on Friday.
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s defense forces said an unknown object entered the country’s airspace Friday morning from the direction of Ukraine and then vanished off radars, and that all indications pointed to it being a Russian missile.
Poland’s armed forces say an unknown object has entered the country’s airspace from the direction of Ukraine and subsequently vanished off radars. The Operational Command of the Armed Forces said Friday on social media that the unidentified object was observed by radars of Poland's air defense syste…
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