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Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones, First NATO Member to Fire Amid Ukraine Conflict. Poland shot down multiple Russian drones that violated its airspace during attacks on western Ukraine, calling it "an act of aggression.” Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed only drones posing direct threats were neutralized, with NATO closely consulting Poland. Poland’s military tracked over 10 drones, targeting those that could endanger citizens, and continues searching for potential crash sites. Chopin Airport in Warsaw temporarily closed, while Lublin airport remains shut due to the drone threats. Ukrainian President Zelensky said 415 drones and 40 missiles were used in attacks on Ukraine overnight, at least 8 of which aimed toward Poland. Russian President Putin denies intentions to attack NATO, calling Western concerns propaganda, while NATO has yet to comment. U.S. lawmakers warned the drone incursion is a test of NATO resolve, calling for sanctions and a strong joint response. This marks the first time a NATO member has fired in the conflict, raising concerns about escalation in Europe.
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