Poland's foreign minister warns of downing missiles and aircraft that violate its airspace, whether intentional or accidental.

Over a week after UAVs flew into Poland, Western intelligence agencies remain uncertain whether the incident was intentional or accidental.

UAVs violating Polish airspace and subsequently shot down by NATO have left many Polish citizens uneasy, fearing the conflict could reach their doorstep.

Poland has expelled a young Ukrainian man for posing a security risk after he flew a drone near government buildings in Warsaw.

Poland is investigating an incident where an AIM-120C-7 missile, worth approximately 2 million USD, struck a house while attempting to intercept a drone last week.

NATO's use of expensive weaponry to down cheap drones that flew into Poland is unsustainable and reveals the alliance's lack of preparedness.

Medvedev warned that conflict between Russia and NATO would erupt if the alliance established a no-fly zone and shot down Russian UAVs over Ukraine.

Author Krystian Bala staged a businessman's murder out of jealousy, then used the plot for his best-selling novel, inadvertently helping police track him down.

President Nawrocki said the September 10 drone incursion into Polish airspace may have been a Russian attempt to gauge NATO's response capabilities.

NATO fighter jets were scrambled to intercept UAVs that crossed into Polish airspace from Belarus and Ukraine after sensors detected their incursion.

Trump suggested the drone incursion into Poland could be a mistake, while European officials described it as a "provocative act".

A resident in eastern Poland was surprised to find a suspected Russian UAV on their rabbit hutch.

Dutch F-35 fighter jets appear to have launched AIM-9X and AIM-120C-7 missiles to intercept suspected Russian UAVs that entered Polish airspace.

Poland requested consultations under Article 4 of the NATO Charter, feeling its security threatened by Russian drone incursions.