Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, announced that Poland is ready to shoot down any foreign aircraft that enters its airspace without permission. This statement follows recent violations by Russian drones in NATO's eastern member states, including Poland and Estonia. Tusk emphasized that decisions will be coordinated with allies to avoid escalating conflict. The situation's international significance is highlighted by an extraordinary UN Security Council meeting in New York to discuss recent incidents. Tensions are further heightened by Czech President Petr Pavel's remarks about NATO members being prepared to shoot down Russian fighter jets if Moscow does not respect borders. Teljes cikk (Világgazdaság)