URGENT: Nato Jets Scrambled as Russian Drones Threaten Polish Airspace in Ukraine Assault

Breaking News: Nato Jets Scrambled as Russian Drones Threaten Polish Airspace in Ukraine Assault Nato has scrambled fighter jets to defend against a massive attack by Russia on Ukraine, with drones and missiles threatening Polish airspace. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning. The attack appears to have targeted several Ukrainian regions near the Polish border, prompting the closure of four airports in Poland, including Warsaw's Chopin Airport, Rzeszów Jasionka Airport, Warsaw Modlin Airport, and Lublin airport. Polish and Nato aircraft are operating in Polish airspace, while ground-based air defense systems have been put on high alert. The operational command of the Polish armed forces has confirmed the situation, stating that "Polish and allied aircraft are operating in our airspace." This is a significant escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with the conflict now spilling over into neighboring Poland. The Ukrainian air force initially reported that Russian drones had entered Nato-member Poland's airspace, posing a threat to the city of Zamosc. However, this statement has since been removed from their website. Nato officials have not commented on the incident, but sources confirm that fighter jets were scrambled in response to the attack. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*