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Ukraine Reports Nine Injured in Russian Strikes; Poland Responds

Ukraine reported on September 28, 2023, that Russian strikes overnight resulted in at least nine injuries. The attacks prompted Poland to scramble fighter jets to secure its airspace, reflecting heightened tensions in the region. An air raid alert was issued over the Kyiv area as local military officials confirmed that drones and missiles were being deployed by Russian forces.
Kyiv’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, described the assault on the capital as “massive” and urged residents to seek shelter. He detailed that five individuals were injured and had been hospitalized. In addition, the governor of the southeastern Zaporizhzhia region reported that at least four more people were injured in strikes there.
Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine’s presidential office, condemned the attacks, stating, “Once again, residential buildings and infrastructure are being hit. Once again, it is a war against civilians.” He emphasized that there would be a response to these actions and called for stronger economic sanctions against Russia from Western nations.
In response to the escalating situation, Poland’s armed forces announced on social media platform X that they had activated ground-based air defense systems and scrambled fighter jets to patrol their airspace. These measures were taken as preventive actions aimed at safeguarding Polish citizens, particularly in areas close to Ukraine.
Concerns regarding airspace violations have been growing among several European nations, which have accused Russia of infringing on their borders in recent weeks. NATO perceives these actions as a test of its resolve. On the contrary, Russia denied any intentions of attacking NATO countries and cautioned against stronger responses from the alliance regarding the alleged incursions.
Additionally, both Kyiv and Moscow reported that the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, has been disconnected from the grid for four days, raising alarms about a possible nuclear incident. The ongoing conflict continues to draw international attention, underlining the urgent need for dialogue and resolution.
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