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NATO Warns Members, Including Poland, Against Shooting Down Russian Missiles Over Ukraine: Europa Press
Sep 3, 2024, 03:02 AM
NATO has issued a warning to its members regarding the potential consequences of shooting down Russian missiles over Ukraine. While acknowledging that each NATO member has the right to defend its airspace, the alliance has expressed concerns about the broader implications for NATO as a whole, as reported by Europa Press citing a NATO press secretary. This warning comes amid heightened tensions, with Poland suggesting that downing Russian missiles would be its duty. NATO's cautionary stance reflects fears of escalating aggression from Russia.
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