NATO Rejects Poland's Proposal to Intercept Russian Missiles Over Ukraine

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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg rejected Poland's proposal to intercept Russian missiles over Ukraine, reiterating that NATO will support Ukraine but not directly engage in the conflict. Despite a security cooperation agreement between Ukraine and Poland, Stoltenberg emphasized NATO's unchanged policy of non-involvement. The US also opposed the idea, citing concerns over escalation. NATO continues to provide air defense support to Ukraine, including F-16s and Patriot systems.
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