Two Polish airports closed due to military aviation resumed work

Airports in Lublin and Rzeszów have resumed operations, the Polish air navigation service agency PANSA said. Airports have been suspending flights this morning due to military airstrikes. The restrictions lasted less than an hour.

PANSA said that the Polish military aviation conducted an operation in the airspace of the country. Similar restrictions were introduced in early September because of the “activity of Russian drones in Ukraine.” As a rule, because of this, Poland puts individual units of the armed forces on high alert.