Polonia relaxează regulile de angajare împotriva aeronavelor intruse

Poland has announced a relaxation of its air force engagement rules regarding intruding aircraft, typically reserved for wartime. The Polish Defense Ministry will allow pilots to decide to shoot down foreign aircraft based on radar data. This change aims to enhance Poland's defensive capabilities amid increasing threats from Russian drones, especially as the war in neighboring Ukraine continues. Polish officials emphasize the need for proactive measures against growing threats, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk warning of potential hybrid attacks from Russia. Poland is a key NATO defense investor and serves as a major transit hub for military aid to Ukraine.