<h5>An Airspace Violation</h5><p>On 9–10 September 2025, Russian drones flew into Poland’s sky during an attack on Ukraine. Poland is part of NATO, a group of countries that protect each other. To defend, Polish and NATO fighter jets shot down some drones. This was the first time NATO used weapons since the Ukraine war began. That made it very serious news.</p><h5>Why Does It Matter?</h5><p>Russia has been fighting Ukraine since 2022. Ukraine is not in NATO, but NATO countries give it weapons and training. When Russian drones flew into Poland, it was different because Poland is in NATO. “Airspace” means the sky above a country. It is like land that belongs to the country. Entering without permission is like walking into someone’s house without asking. That is why the world got worried.</p><h5>What Is Article 4?</h5><p>After the drones were shot down, Poland called for Article 4 of NATO. This rule means any NATO country can call a meeting if it feels unsafe. It does not mean war starts. It is like calling an urgent group talk.</p><p>Article 5 is another NATO rule. It says that if one NATO country is attacked, all members will treat it as an attack on them too. Article 5 has only been used once, after the 9/11 attacks in the USA.</p><h5>How the World Reacted</h5><p>NATO countries stood with Poland and started “Operation Eastern Sentry” to make the borders safer. They are adding more radars, fighter jets, and missile defenses in Eastern Europe. Other countries also spoke against Russia.</p><p>The problem is that drones are small and cheap. But to stop them, countries have to use very costly missiles. This makes drone attacks a new danger.</p><h5>Looking Ahead</h5><p>This event showed that NATO rules are very important. If NATO had gone to war, the fight could have spread. Instead, they chose to meet and prepare calmly.</p><p>In the future, countries may make stricter sky rules, build better anti-drone systems, and work together to stop the Ukraine war from spreading into NATO countries.</p>

Russian drones recently entered Poland’s airspace during the Ukraine war. Poland and NATO jets shot them down, leading to an important NATO meeting under Article 4.

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