Poland raised its planes because of Russian missile attack on Ukraine
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Poland has sent its own and allied aircraft into the sky due to the intense activity of Russian long-range aviation, reports the Operational Command of the Armed Forces of Poland.
"The Operational Command of the Armed Forces today in the evening observes the intense activity of the Russian Federation's long-range aviation, associated with aviation and missile strikes on objects located on the territory of Ukraine," the statement said.
The Armed Forces have noted that all necessary procedures have been initiated to ensure the safety of Poland's airspace, and the situation is constantly monitored.
"We warn that Polish and allied aviation is involved, which may lead to an increase in noise levels, especially in the southeastern part of the country," Polish military officials warned.
In Ukraine, a massive air raid alarm was announced on the night of March 24. The Air Force reported 14 Tu-95MS aircraft - carriers of cruise missiles.
In Kyiv, explosions were heard during a Russian missile attack. The Kyiv Regional Military Administration reports the operation of air defense systems.
