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Economic Times
11 hours ago
- Politics
- Economic Times
Poland scrambles fighter jets, activates air defences as Russia's massive missile and drone barrage hits Ukraine
The Russian attack Live Events Poland: The guardian of NATO's eastern border (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Russia launched a massive wave of air strikes across Ukraine in the early hours of Monday (June 9), and Poland responded with heightened alert, scrambling fighter jets and activating its air defence systems along the shared border. The Operational Command of Poland's Armed Forces confirmed that "all necessary procedures have been initiated" to ensure the safety of Polish military officials said that Polish and allied aircraft were put on high alert early Monday, with special focus on regions close to the Ukrainian border. 'The Operational Command is monitoring the situation on an ongoing basis,' their statement the tension, no violations of Polish airspace were reported during the Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukraine overnight. By around 7 am, the Polish command noted a 'decreased threat of Russian strikes' on the border regions, allowing them to stand down from the heightened latest Russian attack included missiles and drones targeting multiple Ukrainian regions, demonstrating the ongoing intensity of the conflict. For millions of Ukrainians, these air raids are not just headlines but terrifying a NATO member, has been a steadfast supporter of Ukraine throughout the conflict, providing military aid and shelter to millions of refugees. Its quick military alert Monday underscores the country's role as a guardian of NATO 's eastern border, a frontline between Western democracies and Russian stress that Poland's vigilance is crucial not just for national security but for European stability. Tomasz Kowalski, a defence expert in Warsaw, explains, 'Poland's readiness sends a message that any spillover from the war into NATO territory will meet immediate resistance.'
Time of India
12 hours ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Poland scrambles fighter jets, activates air defences as Russia's massive missile and drone barrage hits Ukraine
Russia launched a massive wave of air strikes across Ukraine in the early hours of Monday (June 9), and Poland responded with heightened alert, scrambling fighter jets and activating its air defence systems along the shared border. The Operational Command of Poland's Armed Forces confirmed that "all necessary procedures have been initiated" to ensure the safety of Polish airspace. Polish military officials said that Polish and allied aircraft were put on high alert early Monday, with special focus on regions close to the Ukrainian border. 'The Operational Command is monitoring the situation on an ongoing basis,' their statement said. Despite the tension, no violations of Polish airspace were reported during the Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukraine overnight. By around 7 am, the Polish command noted a 'decreased threat of Russian strikes' on the border regions, allowing them to stand down from the heightened alert. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Moose Approaches Girl At Bus Stop In West Bengal - Watch What Happens Happy in Shape Undo The Russian attack Live Events This latest Russian attack included missiles and drones targeting multiple Ukrainian regions, demonstrating the ongoing intensity of the conflict. For millions of Ukrainians, these air raids are not just headlines but terrifying realities. Poland: The guardian of NATO's eastern border Poland, a NATO member, has been a steadfast supporter of Ukraine throughout the conflict, providing military aid and shelter to millions of refugees. Its quick military alert Monday underscores the country's role as a guardian of NATO 's eastern border, a frontline between Western democracies and Russian aggression. Analysts stress that Poland's vigilance is crucial not just for national security but for European stability. Tomasz Kowalski, a defence expert in Warsaw, explains, 'Poland's readiness sends a message that any spillover from the war into NATO territory will meet immediate resistance.'
Yahoo
12-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Southampton HGV driver takes on London Marathon for cause close to his heart
A Southampton HGV driver is set to tackle the London Marathon for a cause close to his heart. Tomasz Kowalski, 45, who works for Evri, will be testing his endurance this April to support disability equality. His marathon effort will contribute to his fundraising for Scope, a prominent disability charity. READ: Tomasz has been with the parcel delivery firm for 13 years and was motivated to run as part of his personal fitness journey and love for unique challenges. He has previously completed a 24-hour dance marathon and holds the title of Poland's Fastest Computer Builder. As part of his preparation, Tomasz follows a rigorous training regimen, running four times and working out in the gym three times each week to build endurance and strength. He said: "The marathon felt like a great goal. READ: "It will be another incredible experience to tick off my list, and if I can apply what I'm already doing to help others, it's a win-win." However, this marathon endeavour isn't just about personal achievement, as Tomasz is also raising funds to support Scope's mission of creating a more inclusive society. The charity strives to improve access and opportunities for disabled individuals to provide them with the same life chances as everyone else. READ: Since starting his fundraising campaign, Tomasz has raised more than £1,000 towards his £2,000 goal. "I'm hoping my Evri community will help me reach the target – even small donations make a big difference," he added. To support Tomasz's fundraising efforts, visit His marathon challenge reflects Evri's long-term commitment to accessibility and disability inclusion. READ: Through their partnership with Scope, the parcel delivery company aims to make the logistics industry more accessible, including improving courier and customer experiences for disabled individuals. As part of this initiative, Evri pledged £125,000 in donations in the first year alone and has now reached a £150,000 milestone for Scope since the start of the partnership. With the marathon day approaching, Tomasz remains determined. His advice for anyone considering a challenge like this is: "Don't be afraid, go out and run."
