Poland and NATO raised fighter jets on Sunday morning in response to Russia's attacks on Ukraine, and temporarily closed the airspace in southeastern Poland.
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On Sunday morning, Poland closed its airspace in the southeast due to unplanned military activity, following Russia's attacks on Ukraine. Polish and allied aircraft were raised as a precaution to ensure security. The mayor of Kyiv reported a massive attack, with a partially destroyed building and injuries. Tensions have risen due to repeated violations of NATO airspace by Russia, and recent incidents have led to an air defense mission in Poland.
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