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US vows to defend NATO territory after suspected Russian drone incursion in Poland
NATO's new Operation Eastern Sentry involves multiple allies and assets to deter further Russian incursions following 21 drones entering Polish airspace, with 17 downed, officials said.
- The United States stated it would "defend every inch of NATO territory" after a suspected Russian drone incursion into Poland, according to a statement to the United Nations Security Council.
- Poland shot down drones in its airspace, marking the first military action by a NATO member during Russia's war in Ukraine.
- Marcin Bosacki, Poland's Secretary of State, emphasized that the drone incursion was intentional, stating, "We know, and I repeat, we know that it was not a mistake."
- The U.S. and Western allies expressed concern about Russia's actions, accusing Moscow of violating international law and the U.N. Charter in a joint statement.
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Defence capacity is to be strengthened by additional surveillance and air defense capabilities. One is prepared to defend every inch of its territory, says the commander-in-chief of the Allied forces in Europe, Alexus Grynkewich.
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