Four Polish F-16 fighter jets joined a high-profile military parade yesterday in Kyiv to mark the 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence.
Poland’s President Andrzej Duda has again condemned what he described as Russia’s „illegal annexation” of the Crimean Peninsula.
An additional 100 refugees from Afghanistan arrived in Warsaw yesterday morning as the push to evacuate more Afghan civilians intensifies across Europe and the United States.
Over 260 people have been airlifted out of Afghanistan as of yesterday evening as part of an evacuation mission launched by the Polish government.
The Polish Air Force is set to evacuate up to 300 Afghans who helped the NATO alliance in tasks such as interpreting as the Taliban rulers continue their iron rule of the country. Writing in a Facebook post, the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki wrote, that the evacuation was agreed during a conversation with the head of NATO.
A second Polish plane carrying people evacuated from Afghanistan has landed in Warsaw. The plane touched down not long after the first evacuation flight from Afghanistan landed in the Polish capital on Wednesday night.
A plane carrying nearly 50 people evacuated from Afghanistan has landed in Warsaw. The group, which includes one Polish citizen, were evacuated from Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, by the Polish military and taken to neighbouring Uzbekistan. From there, a special LOT Polish Airlines flight, then carried them on to the Polish capital yesterday evening.
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