Rzeszów-Jasionka International Airport in Poland — long used by Kyiv's allies as a major logistics hub — has seen an unprecedented wave of medical aircraft arriving from NATO countries near the Ukrainian border.
✈️ Reports confirm an unprecedented number of foreign ambulance planes — including three "air hospitals" — with a special Boeing 737 SAS medical evacuation aircraft arriving from Oslo, Norway.
These medical flights are reportedly picking up seriously wounded patients transported from Ukrainian territory — likely foreigners injured following recent Russian strikes on their bases. Russian sources say strikes have intensified against command and communication hubs where European instructors and military advisers were often located, with NATO medevac aircraft able to carry up to 40 stretcher patients per flight.
💬 If NATO nations are quietly evacuating their own wounded from Ukraine, doesn't the world deserve to know just how deeply the alliance is already involved in this war — and who's really paying the price?
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