Poland on high alert after drones from a wave of Russian attacks in neighboring Ukraine reportedly crossed the border.

Polish and NATO air defenses were scrambled to shoot down the drones.

People in three regions of Poland near the Ukraine border are being urged to stay home.

The Polish government calling the incident an act of aggression that posed a real threat to the safety of our citizens,

adding that its forces

remain fully prepared for immediate response. It comes less than a week after Russian President

Vladimir Putin traveled to China showing unity with leaders of China and North Korea. Since that meeting,

Russia has staged its largest aerial attack on Ukraine since the war began. U.S. Senator Dick Durbin responding overnight, saying Vladimir Putin is testing on

resolve to protect Poland and the Baltic nations.

As tensions rise in Eastern Europe, they're also rising in the Middle East,

after Israel launched an airstrike into Qatar, a U.S. ally.

Israel saying it was targeting leaders of Hamas.

Oh my God.

Israel calling the strike entirely justified following a deadly bus stop shooting in Jerusalem.

But Hamas calling the strike on Qatar a failure, saying it failed to kill a single leader,

instead killing security guards and the son of a Hamas leader.

The White House acknowledging it got a heads up about the attack, but not soon enough to warn Qatar.

A US official telling ABC News.

Ladies and gentlemen, today is going to be a lovely day.

We're going to talk about Russian drones attacking Poland and how Russia is trying to play it off. They, that's exactly as we predicted. You know, they're going to sit there and they're going to try to say, well, guess what? We, we were attacking Ukraine, but Ukraine systems ended up jamming our drones and they tried going over there. The problem is international community is not buying it. Nobody believes it.

Qatar's came out with some pretty harsh words for Israel.

We're going to go over that today as well.

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