NATO says a Russian missile crashes in Poland, according to Warsaw and alliance officials. The missile is reported to fly for about six minutes in Polish airspace before crashing roughly 60 miles into the country, the Polish military says. The reports also describe efforts near the border to counter the threat. Warsaw says Ukrainian jets operate close to the frontier to try to destroy incoming threats, while NATO frames the incident as part of a broader pattern of cross-border missile activity linked to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Multiple outlets repeat the same core timeline and location details provided by the Polish military and NATO, though they do not provide additional, independently verified evidence in the excerpts provided. No outlet cited in the provided text specifies casualties or the missile type beyond identifying it as Russian. The incident is treated as an example of how missile activity in the region continues to affect NATO member Poland and prompts ongoing air-defense and cross-border security responses.