“Safety Guide” for the population to cope with an armed conflict, in an important NATO country in central Europe: “Wars are not won on the front”
Poland is preparing a manual with instructions to cope with natural war and disasters, the Reuters press agency reports on Monday, citing an official from the Ministry of Interior, who said that the purpose of the authorities is to strengthen the national resilience in the context of the increased regional uncertainty, including against the conflict in Ukraine.
The 40 -page booklet, entitled “Safety Guide”, offers tips on obtaining drinking water, reaction in the case of air raids or electricity interruptions and locating anti -aircraft shelters, as part of the first public information campaign in Poland, carried out in recent decades.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has repeatedly warned that the threat of a World War is serious and real, especially in the context of the conflict in Ukraine and of Russia's sabotage, misinformation and cyber attacks.
Moscow has repeatedly denied that they are engaged in sabotages or cyber attacks against other countries and states that it does not intend to start a war with NATO.
“The wars are not won on the front. The example of Ukraine demonstrates it very clearly,” said Robert Klowski, deputy director of the Polish Interior Ministry.
The guide warns that, during a crisis, supply of food, medicines and gasoline could be insufficient, the Warsaw government said.
The brochure, which will be published online in September, in Polish, will be translated later into English and Ukrainian, with plans to produce a version in Braille and one for children, the ministry added.
The ministry intends to distribute printed specimens to all 14 million households in Poland.
Poland, which borders Ukraine, Russia and Belarus, was one of the voices that asked NATO members to spend more for defense and allocates 4.7% of the gross domestic product (GDP) to strengthen the armed forces in 2025.
Last night, Poland raised ground fighter jets to protect their space
Russia launched on Sunday night a new massive rocket and drone attack on Ukraine, explosions were reported to Kiev (North), where at least one person was killed, and two others, Ivano-Frankivsk (West) and Kharkov (northeast), while Poland was forced to raise from the ground to protect the aircraft, Ukrainian, Reuters and AFP.
“Unfortunately, we have information about a person who died after the attack,” the head of the military administration of Kiev, Timur Tkachenko, indicated on Telegram, adding that two people were injured.
Russia has launched a new drone and rocket dam on Ukraine. At least one person died at Kyiv
The Mayor of Kiev, Vitali Kliciko, announced on Monday morning that rescue and healthcare teams act in four neighborhoods of the Capital, where the attack caused more fires.
Attacks or debris from intercepted drones have also hit residential buildings, a supermarket and entering a subway station, according to Kliciko, who urged the inhabitants to stay in shelters.
Specifically, there were several fires in the Darnițki neighborhood of Kiev, on the roofs of a residential building and another non-residential building, as well as in a supermarket. Numerous boutiques were in flames on Monday morning in the Dneprovski neighborhood, where fires had launched in residential buildings and a kindergarten. The fires were also registered in the Sevcenkovski district, while in the center of Kiev, the entrance to the Lukianovskaia subway station was strongly damaged, the local administration announced.
It was a new tense and sleepless night for the inhabitants of Kiev, who rushed to shelter in the subway after the air raid alert. The explosions were heard throughout the city, while the anti -aircraft defense units were engaged in rejecting the attack.
The air raid alert was in effect on Monday morning at Ivano Frankivsk, the capital of the region of the same name, which was the subject of an attack combined with rockets and drones of Russia. Several people were injured, and numerous civil infrastructure objectives have been damaged, the local authorities announced, who informed that more data on the night attack will present later.
The Russians attacked with different types of rockets and drone Shahed, said the mayor of Roman Martkiv. “There have been many blows. This is the biggest attack on Ivano Frankivsk from the beginning of the large -scale invasion of Russia,” he said.
Air raid alert continues for months after 07:00 in the region. Witnesses in the area transmitted on social media that Ivano Frankovsk still heard explosions.
At Kharkov, according to the mayor of the city, Igor Terehov, 12 drone attacks were recorded. One of the projectiles fell near an apartment block in the Kiev neighborhood, causing a huge fire.
The head of the military administration in the Kharkov region, Oleg Sineg damov, indicated that the Russian forces used in last night's attack by Gheran-2 type, the Russian version of the Shahed Iranian drones.
Due to Russian rocket attacks on Ukraine, Poland has mobilized its air forces to protect its air space and placed terrestrial anti-aircraft and radar recognition systems on maximum alert, the Operational Command of the Polish reinforcement forces reported, according to Agerpres.
Ukraine has proposed Russia a third round of discussions this week, President Volodimir Zelenski on Saturday, a few days after obtaining Donald Trump the resumption of American weapons.
On the same day, Russian bombings killed at least three people in Ukraine, following another night of Russia's drones and rockets. In recent weeks, Moscow has repeatedly launched massive air attacks against Ukraine.
