Warsaw, Sept 10, 2025 (AFP) - Polish PM says at least 19 airspace violations, three Russian drones shot down

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2025-09-10

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Wednesday that the NATO and EU member identified 19 violations of its airspace overnight and shot down at least three "Russian" drones. "Nineteen violations were identified and precisely tracked... At the moment we have confirmation that three drones were shot down... We have no information suggesting that anyone was injured or died as a result of the Russian action," Tusk told parliament. bur-amj/yad ...

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