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Unmanned Russian aircraft fly over Poland, probe into house damage reported

Unidentified Drones Hovering over Poland: Investigation into Damage Caused to Residential Property

Unmanned Russian aircraft over Polish airspace: Probe into household damage
Unmanned Russian aircraft over Polish airspace: Probe into household damage

Unmanned Russian Aerial Vehicles Spotted Over Polish Territory, Leading to Injuries. - Unmanned Russian aircraft fly over Poland, probe into house damage reported

The small town of Wyryki, Poland, was the site of an unusual incident last week, as at least 19 Russian drones infiltrated the airspace of NATO member Poland. The damage to a house in Wyryki is the only officially confirmed damage from this drone incident.

According to Anna Adamiak, a spokesperson for the prosecutor's office, the investigation into the origin of the projectile that damaged the house is being conducted by Polish authorities, with involvement from the Polish National Security Bureau and the Polish Ministry of Defense. The projectile is reported by Polish media to be a missile from a Polish F-16 fighter jet, as part of a defense operation against Russian drones. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

The investigation into the drone incident is still in its early stages, but the relevant authorities in Poland are working diligently to determine the type of weapons that caused the damage. The opinion of experts will be awaited to shed more light on this matter.

In response to the incident, NATO announced a deployment to strengthen the NATO eastern flank. Germany and France also announced an increase in their contribution to Poland's air defense along its eastern border with Ukraine and Belarus.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has blamed Moscow for the drone incident, stating that the entire responsibility for the damage lies with the perpetrators of the drone provocation. Poland and its allies condemned the incident as a deliberate provocation against the entire Western military alliance.

The investigation findings will be communicated to the public, the government, and the president upon its completion by the relevant authorities. The drones traveled hundreds of kilometers before they were either shot down or crashed.

As the investigation continues, the international community will be closely watching developments in Wyryki and the broader region. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing tensions between Russia and its Western neighbours, and the importance of maintaining a robust defense posture.

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