French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France would deploy three fighter jets to "help protect Polish airspace" after Warsaw accused Russia of launching a drone raid on its territory.
"Following Russian drone incursions into Poland, I have decided to deploy three Rafale fighter jets to help protect Polish airspace and Europe's eastern flank alongside our NATO allies," Macron said on X.
"I made this commitment yesterday to the Polish prime minister," Macron said. "I also discussed this matter with the NATO secretary general and the British prime minister, who is also involved in protecting the eastern flank.
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