Poland Warns of Potential Russian Drone Provocations Using Captured Ukrainian Drones
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- •Poland warns of potential Russian provocations using captured Ukrainian drones.
- •Recent Russian military operations include 904 clashes with Ukraine in one week.
- •NATO's eastern flank is on high alert due to escalating threats from Russia.
Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz highlighted ongoing threats from Russia, particularly the potential use of Ukrainian drones captured by Russia for provocations against NATO's eastern flank, including Poland. He noted that the situation remains critical, with heightened military readiness among NATO countries. Recent incidents include the interception of Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea and increased Russian military operations, including 904 clashes with Ukrainian forces in just one week. Kosiniak-Kamysz emphasized the need for comprehensive security measures and cooperation among NATO allies to counter these threats. The Polish government is preparing for various scenarios, including cyber threats and disruptions to critical infrastructure. The urgency of the situation is underscored by the recent escalation in Russian military activities.
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