The remains of 7 drones shot down and 1 unidentified rocket were found, after 19 specified unmanned pilots violated the Polish airspace overnight. They crashed in the towns of Cześniki, Czosnówka, Wyryki, Krzywowidzba-Kolonia, Wohyń, Monks and Oleśno.
Wednesday, at a joint press conference, the Ombudsman Karolina Gałecka with the spokesperson for the Operations Command of the RSZ Colonel Jacek Goryszewskiprovided current information on location of Russian drones shot down over Poland.
They were found in the following locations:
- Particles (POG)
- Garlic (POW. WHISTLE)
- Agreements (Włodawski), damaged the building and passenger car
- Curve-Cologne (POW. Parczewski)
- Hade (POW. Parczewski) - remains of the projectile of unknown origin
- Wohyń (P. Radzyński)
- Monks (POPOTINIAN)
- OIL (POW. elbląski)
SEE: NATO launched Article 4 of the North Atlantic Pact. Poland requested this
Colonel. Jacek Goryszewski reported that the bullet whose remains were recovered, did not gotta come from RussiaIt could have been utilized to knock down 1 of the drones.
PolsatNewsRussian drones over Poland. NATO launches Article 4
On the night of Tuesday on Wednesday there was an unprecedented Russian attack in Ukraine. Unmanned repeatedly violated Polish airspace.
The first breach occurred on Tuesday at 11:30, last on Wednesday at 6:30. Talk about 19 dronesSome of which came from Belarus. 3 or 4 of them were shot down.
SEE: Seven drones and a rocket of unknown origin. fresh service information
Government spokesperson Adam Trapka confirmed Polsat News that NATO launched Article 4 of the North Atlantic Pact. As he added, consultations have already been held under the procedure. erstwhile Prime Minister Donald Tusk informed that Poland had formally requested this.
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