Unidentified object crashes on the border between Poland and Belarus
In the quiet village of Polatycze, located in Biała Podlaska County, Lublin Voivodeship, an unidentified flying object's remains were discovered on Sunday evening. The discovery was made shortly before 22:00, as reported by Polish radio station RMF FM, and has since caused controversy and speculation.
According to reports, the site where the unidentified object was found is currently being secured by police, with all appropriate services informed about the incident. The exact nature and origin of the object remain unknown at this time.
This is not the first incident of unidentified objects being found in Poland. On the morning of 20 August, an unidentified object had fallen and exploded in Osiny, also in the Lublin Voivodeship. Another incident occurred on Saturday 6 September, with an unidentified object crashing in the village of Majdan Sielec, also in Lublin Voivodeship.
Polish authorities believe that the country's airspace had very likely been violated by a Russian Gerbera drone with a Chinese engine. However, the discovery of the unidentified objects has not been confirmed to be related to any ongoing investigations or conflicts.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Biała Podlaska was notified about the latest discovery, suggesting a possible pattern. Yet, no official statements have been made by the Russian or Belarusian governments regarding airspace violations.
The incident has not been linked to any cooperation between Ukraine and the EU in relation to the discoveries of the unidentified objects. Meanwhile, the Terespol police station is conducting an ongoing investigation into the matter, with no further details provided at this time.
The discovery of these unidentified objects has raised questions and concerns, adding to the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region. As the investigation continues, more information is expected to be released in due course.
