Polonia modifică regulile de utilizare a armelor contra țintelor aeriene

Poland is changing its rules for engaging aerial threats, allowing military personnel to fire without visual identification based on various data inputs. This decision is influenced by the increasing threat from Russia and the lessons learned from the Ukraine conflict. The new procedures are expected to be implemented soon, as stated by Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk. Meanwhile, Russia has escalated its nuclear rhetoric, warning NATO against any actions regarding the Kaliningrad exclave. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski emphasized Poland's readiness to defend its territory while also indicating a willingness to de-escalate tensions if Russia issues an official apology.