NATO condemns drone incursions into Polish airspace

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51:04

Police and military police secure parts of a damaged UAV shot down by Polish authorities at a site in Wohyn, Poland, Sept. 10, 2025.

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Last night, more than a dozen drones believed to be from Russia flew into Poland’s airspace, and at least four of them were shot down by Polish and allied NATO aircraft. While the incident drew condemnation, the Kremlin has not confirmed or denied that the drones were Russian. Also, 24 years after the 9/11 attacks, the detention center at Guantanamo Bay remains open, despite promises by former presidents to shut it down. And, divers have successfully removed a single, abandoned fishing net, one of the largest pieces of so-called “ghost gear” ever recorded, from a marine-protected area off the coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico. Plus, a look back at an initiative in the UK that normalizes support for parents of newborns.

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In This Episode

NATO condemns Russian drone incursions into Polish airspace
6:20
Other big stories in the news
1:16
Patrick Bebey remembers his dad’s musical legacy
5:46
Opened after the 9/11 attacks, the prison at Guantanamo is still up and running
8:10
Crime runs rampant in new Myanmar cities
11:01
Divers remove ‘ghost gear’ the length of a soccer pitch from marine-protected area in Mexico
Special Coverage
6:36
US and Canadian towns ‘hug it out’
3:51
UK organization seeks to normalize new parents asking for help
3:41