Polish authorities have confirmed that 21 Russian drones entered Poland’s airspace on September 10, according to Marcin Przydacz, the president’s foreign policy advisor. This update increases the previously reported figure from Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who had initially cited 19 drones involved in the incident.
The incident has raised concerns about regional security and airspace sovereignty amid ongoing tensions between Poland and Russia. Polish officials have not yet specified the origin or intended destination of the drones, nor have there been reports of damage or injuries resulting from the incident.
Authorities continue to investigate the event, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding national airspace. The incident has also prompted discussions within NATO and European Union security frameworks, given Poland’s strategic position and the broader geopolitical context.
As investigations proceed, Polish officials have reiterated their commitment to maintaining vigilance and responding appropriately to airspace violations, emphasizing the need for coordinated security measures among allied nations in the region.