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    Poland says two drones enter airspace, cause no damage

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    Posted on September 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Two drones entered Polish airspace but posed no threat and caused no damage. Poland remains vigilant due to past incidents.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of Drone Incursions
    • Details of the Incidents
    • Context of Airspace Security

    Poland says two drones enter airspace, cause no damage

    Overview of Drone Incursions

    WARSAW (Reuters) -Two incursions of Polish airspace by drones occurred overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, but they were not shot down as they posed no danger, the army said on Thursday.

    Details of the Incidents

    Poland has been on high alert for objects entering its airspace since a stray Ukrainian missile struck a southern Polish village in 2022, killing two people, a few months into Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

    Context of Airspace Security

    "We had two airspace violations," General Maciej Klisz, Operational Commander of the Armed Forces, told a news conference. "These two violations were under the full control of national forces and units assigned to the state defence system."

    General Wieslaw Kukula, Chief of the General Staff, said that drones left Polish airspace without causing any damage.

    The Polish army gave no details about where the drones entered Polish airspace.

    Russia fired more than 500 drones and dozens of missiles across Ukraine in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, hitting energy and transport infrastructure at 14 sites and injuring four railway workers.

    Poland, a NATO member state, has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine against Russia.

    In August, a drone crashed into a cornfield in eastern Poland. A prosecutor investigating the incident said at the time it appeared to have entered Poland from the direction of Belarus, an ally of Russia.

    (Reporting by Alan Charlish, Pawel Florkiewicz, Barbara Erling; editing by Mark Heinrich)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Two drones entered Polish airspace overnight.
    • •The drones posed no danger and were not shot down.
    • •Poland remains on high alert due to past incidents.
    • •The drones left Polish airspace without causing damage.
    • •Poland supports Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Poland says two drones enter airspace, cause no damage

    1What is airspace security?

    Airspace security refers to the measures taken to protect a country's airspace from unauthorized incursions, ensuring the safety of its air traffic and national security.

    2What is a drone incursion?

    A drone incursion is an unauthorized entry of a drone into a country's airspace, which can pose potential risks to national security and public safety.

    3What is the role of the military in airspace security?

    The military plays a crucial role in airspace security by monitoring and responding to unauthorized entries, ensuring the protection of national airspace.

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