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Poland to Bolster Military After Russian Drone Breach. Poland plans to modernise its military after Russian drones breached its airspace during attacks on Ukraine. Poland imposed airspace limits near Belarus and Ukraine, banning civilian drones and restricting general aviation until December. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the drone incident Poland’s worst security threat since WWII but said war isn’t imminent. European leaders condemned Russia’s breach as a provocation; NATO and Poland have not detailed the drones’ actions. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged allies to rethink air defences, citing high costs of using missiles against cheap drones. Finnish President Stubb criticised Hungary and Slovakia for buying Russian energy, saying it supports Russia’s war. Some drones came from Belarus, where drills start. Poland will close the border despite China’s request to keep the rail open. The Kremlin denied hostile intent, calling Poland’s concerns routine. The UN will discuss the breach at Poland’s request. This is NATO’s first direct response to Russia since the Ukraine war began. Drone strikes persist in Ukraine. Ukrainian forces shot down 62 of 66 drones overnight, but debris damaged Sumy, highlighting the ongoing threat.
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