Poland has announced new restrictions on air traffic along its eastern borders with Belarus and Ukraine, citing security concerns. The measures come amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Poland citing evidence of increased drone activity.
According to government officials, Poland alleges that Russia has sent more than a dozen drones into its territory, prompting fears of potential escalation in regional security. The authorities did not specify the exact nature of the restrictions but indicated they are aimed at preventing further drone intrusions and safeguarding national security.
The move follows recent reports of increased military and surveillance activity in the area. Poland has been closely monitoring the situation and has expressed its commitment to ensuring border security amid regional tensions. The restrictions are expected to impact civilian and commercial air traffic along the borders until further notice.
Diplomatic and military officials in the region continue to assess the situation, with some calling for de-escalation and increased dialogue to address the security concerns. Poland’s border restrictions underscore the heightened alert in the region amid broader geopolitical tensions involving Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine.