NATO aircraft activated after waves of Russian strikes

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1. By Brendan Cole – Senior News Reporter:

   Aircraft from Poland’s air force and other NATO allies have been scrambled following Russian attacks on Ukraine.

   Poland’s RSZ Operational Command said on Friday night that its aircraft were operational, warning people this could cause increased noise levels in the southeastern part of the country.

   The announcement came as Russia conducted a mass missile strike on energy facilities across the Ukrainian regions of Dnipropetrovsk, Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv. Ukraine’s air force said that it had destroyed 21 out of the 24 missiles.

   Read more: [https://www.newsweek.com/nato-aircraft-activated-russia-strikes-poland-ukraine-war-1894826](https://www.newsweek.com/nato-aircraft-activated-russia-strikes-poland-ukraine-war-1894826)

2. If not a thing already, would be interesting to have shared power facilities straddling across the Ukraine-Poland border. If attacked, would create an excuse for Poland to enter the war. Or a deterrent against Russia attacking; leaving facilities up and running.

3. Ukraine really should go after Russian power supply instead of just the refineries.. make Russia think twice *if we hit theirs they will come after ours*

4. Holy shit that website was a nightmare of ads and popups.

5. Unless they actually did something I don’t fucking care.

6. Poland should setup a zone xx miles plus/minus their border.

   Any unidentified or hostile plane or free flying missile should be shot down.

   Preferably this umbrella includes city of LVIV.
   It’s only one area, the westernmost part of Ukraine.
   Every little bit helps if Ukraine can shift some of their air defences.

7. Newsweek….yikes. They weren’t activated because of Russia. They are always active and flying missions. This title makes it seems like they were going to bomd russia which wouldn’t happen in the current state