Polish Prime Minister: Unidentified Objects Invading the Country Are "Very Likely" Russian Missiles
Xinhua News Agency, Warsaw, July 30 (Reporter Yang Yuchen) - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated on the 30th that an unidentified object that invaded Polish airspace and crashed near Tanawa-Kolonia in the eastern Lublin Province early that morning is likely a Russian-made missile.
According to Polish media reports on the 30th, Tusk said at a coordination meeting held in Lublin that the unidentified object fell in an uninhabited area and did not cause any casualties. He mentioned that current indications suggest that the unidentified object is likely a Russian Kh-101 missile, and Poland will conduct a detailed investigation.
The Polish Armed Forces Operational Command reported earlier on the 30th that at 3:40 AM, Polish radar detected an unidentified object flying westward in the country's airspace, prompting the Polish military to dispatch a fighter jet for reconnaissance and interception. The unidentified object subsequently disappeared from radar, and a military helicopter located a suspected crash site in the uninhabited area near Tanawa-Kolonia.
An unidentified object, likely a Russian Kh-101 missile, entered Polish airspace and crashed near Tarnawa-Kolonia on July 30, 2023, at 3:40 AM. The Polish Armed Forces detected the object on radar before it disappeared, and no casualties were reported. An investigation is currently being conducted by Polish authorities.
- An unidentified object likely a Russian Kh-101 missile entered Polish airspace.
- The object crashed in a remote area of Tarnawa-Kolonia, Lublin Voivodeship.
- No casualties were reported from the incident.
- Polish military radar detected the object flying west before it disappeared.
- An investigation is underway by Polish authorities.