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Poland: Unidentified object enters NATO airspace

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Polish Armed Forces Operational Command said that an unidentified aerial object entered its airspace during the morning hours on Friday, coming from Ukraine.

The object hovered in Polish airspace, part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) "from the Ukrainian border, which from the moment it crossed the border until the point where the signal disappeared was observed by the radiolocation means of the country's air defense system," the army command posted on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. It added that the command "activated the available forces and means at his disposal."

Earlier during the day, it was reported that Ukrainian cities were hit by nearly 110 Russian missiles in what Kiev has called "the most massive air attack."

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