For the second night in a row, Poland scrambled fighter jets due to the Russian attack on Ukraine

For the second night in a row, Poland has scrambled military aircraft in response to Russia’s massive missile attack on Ukraine. All necessary safety procedures have been initiated.

Poland scrambled fighter jets for the second night in a row amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the Polish Armed Forces’ Operational Command reported.

The Operational Command warned that increased noise levels are possible in the southeastern part of Poland due to the start of the operation of Polish and allied aircraft in the airspace.

This is the second very tense night in a row for the entire Polish air defense system, as renewed activity of the long-range aviation of the Russian Federation in launching missile strikes on objects located in the territory of Ukraine has been noted, the report says.

All necessary procedures aimed at ensuring the safety of Polish airspace were initiated.

The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces monitored the current situation, and subordinate forces and assets were fully prepared for immediate response.

A day earlier, Poland had already sent military aircraft into the sky on Sunday night due to Russia’s massive missile attack on the territory of Ukraine.

EMPR