For the second time in three days, NATO has scrambled fighter jets in response to a massive Russian aerial assault on western Ukraine, dangerously close to the Polish border. -The attack, involving 450 drones and 24 missiles,

Poland prepares 40-page ‘how to’ guide to coping in case of war - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has repeatedly warned that the threat of a global war is serious and real

NATO is deploying F-35s over Poland to deter Russian threats near Ukraine's border. The mission is the first F-35 operation there under NATO command.

The Orion X650 showcased Ultra I&C's latest self-forming mobile ad hoc network (MANET) waveform, which employs advanced multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) techniques to maximize data transmission speed and spectral efficiency.

Poland is preparing a manual on how to cope in case of war or natural disaster, an interior ministry official told Reuters, aiming to strengthen national resilience amid heightened regional uncertainty including conflict in neighbouring Ukraine.

That means Poland has the third largest military force in NATO. Poland will continue expanding its armed forces until it has half a million troops. Poland is also training every military age man to serve in the army or, for most of them, the reserves. This year Poland is spending 4.7 percent of GDP on defense.

As Russia launched the attacks, Poland's Armed Forces said on X that it launched "all available forces and assets," which included aircraft being scrambled and ground-based air defense and radar reconnaissance being put on the "highest state of readiness."