“Today around 14 in the commune Korsze (Kętrzyński poviat) in the field of about 50 m from the buildings, the owner of the area revealed a lying drone -like object” – the Provincial Police Headquarters in Olsztyn informed on Saturday.
As she pointed out, notified of it Policemen in the indicated place secured this object and the place of its finding. Other services have been notified, including Military Police and Prosecutor for Military Affairs of the District Prosecutor's Office in Olsztyn.
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“At his supervision, procedural activities are underway at the scene of this event,” we read.
“It is a wetland, which is wasteland. Policemen who went to the place confirmed that this facility requires the involvement of additional services and therefore the Military Police and the Prosecutor for Military Affairs from the District Prosecutor's Office in Olsztyn and now the facility was secured, as well as the place where it was secured,”-said police, cited by Radio Olsztyn.
Reminds you that This is the second drone found in Warmia and Mazury after last week's violation of the Polish airspace. The first was discovered on the night of September 9-10 in Oleśno in the commune of Gronowo Elbląskie.
The raid of Russian drones on Poland
The number of drones crossing the border turned out to be higher than originally informed. According to the head of the Presidential International Policy Office Marcin, in an interview with Radio ZET, on Tuesday night to Wednesday the Polish border crossed 21, not 19 Russian drones. He added that it is possible that some of them flew into Poland only for a moment.
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The incident with Russian drones caused a reaction at both Polish and global levels. The deputy prime minister and head of Polish diplomacy Radosław Sikorski appealed for international attention to the unprecedented nature of the attack. He emphasized that the impact aimed at a member of the UN, EU and NATO is a serious violation of international regulations and must meet with an appropriate reaction.
