That place is located approximately 40 kilometers from the Polish border with Belarus. The Polish government has warned anyone who finds a downed drone not to approach it, saying that"such objects can be dangerous and must be examined by experts".

Looks like 16-20 drones violated Polish Airspace. https://t.co/wUQp5ULob3— Intelschizo (@Schizointel) September 10, 2025

Russian drones entered Polish airspace on their way to Ukraine, and the Polish Air Force used weapons against those drones, Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamisz said today.

The Polish military announced that the entry of drones into that country's airspace during the Russian attack on Ukraine represents an"act of aggression" that threatened public safety and required the downing of buildings, reports Reuters.

"This is an act of aggression that posed a real threat to the security of our citizens," the Polish Armed Forces' Operational Command said on the X network, while also imposing a reduced duty reporting time for soldiers due to airspace violations during the night.

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Warsaw informed the Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte about the actions taken by Poland against Russian drones, and that the anti-drone operation is still ongoing.

⚡️ Russian drones attack Poland



Shaheds have crossed the border and are moving towards Polish cities, monitoring groups report.

▪️ Rzeszów airport — the main hub for arms supplies to Ukraine — has been urgently closed.▪️ Polish Air Force scrambled, air defense active.… pic.twitter.com/7KkiolgKru— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) September 9, 2025

Due to the actions of state and military services, the airspace over parts of the country, including Chopin Airport, has been temporarily closed, Poland's Pap reported.

At the same time, the Ukrainian media reports that a warning has been issued of a large-scale attack expected in Kiev and other parts of Ukraine.