Air raid sirens sound in Poland amid possible Russian missile incursion
Key Points:
- Air raid sirens were activated in Lublin, eastern Poland, amid reports that one or two missiles may have entered Polish airspace during a large-scale Russian attack on Ukraine.
- Officials have not confirmed the incursion, but footage showed sirens sounding across the region before later stopping with no further alerts.
- Marcin Bubicz, spokesman for the Lublin province governor, stated authorities received credible information from Poland’s Government Security Center about a potential airstrike threat.
- Poland’s military deployed fighter jets and an early-warning aircraft in response to Russian long-range strikes on Ukraine, with ground-based air defense and radar systems also placed on alert.