The drone barrage forced Polish airports to close. Karol Nawrocki, the president, called it “an unprecedented moment in the history of NATO and Poland.” In a speech to parliament, Mr Tusk called for the “full mobilisation” of NATO members,

Poland scrambled military resources on Tuesday after reports that Russian drones may have violated its airspace, Ukrainian Air Force's Telegram message said.

"Therefore it is vital that we use this window of opportunity that we have while Russia is bogged down in Ukraine to strengthen NATO's northern flank," Sweden's defense minister Pal Jonson said.

Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports the latest on the Russia-Ukraine war from Kyiv on 'America Reports.'