President Karol Nawrocki expects a detailed study from the government after a Thursday incidental in Tarnave-Klony, where a Russian rocket fell. As president Rafał Leśkiewicz said, the head of the state wants to know the circumstances of the breach of the Polish airspace, the way the army operates and the effectiveness of the public informing system.
Leśkiewicz stressed that at this phase the president does not plan to convene the National safety Council. First, he expects complete information from the government liable for airspace security.
The president demands explanations, among others, on the monitoring of rocket flight, the operation of alarm systems and changes introduced after last year's invasion of Polish airspace by Russian drones. It besides pays peculiar attention to how citizens are informed.
Spokesperson of the president of Poland @LeskiewiczRafa for @PolsatNewsPL:
Not all case of crossing the Polish airspace by an unidentified facility requires the National safety Council to be convened. It is crucial for the president to receive full and reliable... pic.twitter.com/QnIUP0Aunv
— Office of the president of the Republic of Poland (@presidentpl) July 31, 2026
On Thursday morning, the military detected an unidentified object to which the F-16 fighter was intercepted. The remains found close Tarnawy-Colonia are, according to investigators, most likely fragments of a Russian Ch-101 rocket equipped with a crucial amount of explosives.
