Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk: “I received a report from the Operational Commander of the Armed Forces Branches regarding the downing of drones that intruded into our airspace and could have posed a threat. The operation is ongoing.”

Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk states that he has spoken with and is in constant contact with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, as tonight’s major intrusion of Russian one-way attack drones into Eastern Poland continues.

Ukrainian monitoring channels have published a map showing the routes taken by one-way attack drones as well as air and surface-launched cruise missiles fired by Russia during tonight’s attack against Poland and Ukraine.

The airspace remains closed over the Polish capital of Warsaw.

Jaron Limnell, Member of the Finnish Parliament: “When NATO airspace is violated, the entire alliance is involved. This is not about an individual incident but an action that tests NATO's response threshold. An unintentional deviation? Unlikely, as there were several violations and they occurred at the same time as Russia's airstrike in Ukraine.”

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is currently meeting with defense and security officials to discuss tonight’s major intrusion by several Russian drones into Poland, with him expected to convene an “extraordinary session” of the Council of Ministers at 8:00am CEST.

The Polish General Staff warns people against approaching, touching, or moving any downed drones or fragments found in Eastern Poland, instructing them to instead call 112 or notify the Police.

Police have reportedly discovered the wreckage of a Russian one-Way attack drone, the first one found so far, near the village of Czosnówka in Eastern Poland, roughly 15 miles from the border with Belarus.

In connection with the situation regarding tonight’s violation of Polish Airspace by Russia, the Lublin Provincial Police Commander, Inspector Tomasz Gil, has announced an alert for all police officers with the Lublin Garrison.

The airspace over Chopin International Airport and the Polish capital of Warsaw has been reopened, following last night’s drone intrusion by Russia into Poland.

The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces has announced that the operations of Polish and allied aviation related to violations of Polish Airspace have concluded, while the search and localization of possible impact sites in Eastern Poland are still ongoing.

The Polish Armed Forces thank NATO’s Allied Air Command and the Royal Netherlands Air Force, whose F-35A Lightning lls assisted in securing the skies over Poland. Ground-based air defense and radar reconnaissance systems have returned to standard operational activities across Poland.

According to Polish media, one of the Russian one-way attack drones which entered Polish Airspace last night, struck a home within the village of Wyryki in Eastern Poland, damaging the roof and a vehicle on the property though resulting in no injuries.

NATO has activated Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty at the request of Poland, following last night’s intrusion of several dozen Russian one-way attack drones into Polish Airspace. Article 4 directs the North Atlantic Council to begin immediate defense and military consultations for emergencies or situations of urgency, when “the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the parties is threatened.”

U.S. President Donald J. Trump has been briefed by defense and national security officials on last night’s “worrying intrusion” by Russia into NATO ally Poland in Eastern Europe.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has stated that last night’s drone intrusion by Russia into Poland is “deeply concerning,” adding that it was an “extremely reckless move” by Russia. Starmer states that he has spoken this morning with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to make clear Britain’s support for Poland and Ukraine.

One of the Russian one-way attack drones that was discovered this morning by authorities was found in Elbląg, Northern Poland, near the Russian-controlled exclave of Kaliningrad, over 175 miles from the border with Belarus and/or Russia.

In a televised address this morning to Parliament, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated “we are likely dealing with a large-scale provocation [by Russia]” following this morning’s emergency meeting by the Cabinet of Ministers, adding that at least 19 Russian one-way attack drone were detected crossing into Polish Airspace, with four of those determined to be threats resulting in their shoot down by NATO and Polish F-35s and F-16s.