Warsaw:  Polish military police have reported the discovery of missile fragments in the eastern Lublin region, raising concerns over recent security threats along the nation’s eastern border. Authorities believe the debris may be remnants of a missile used to intercept an unauthorized drone that entered Polish airspace. The Lublin branch of the military police is conducting forensic inspections to confirm the origin and nature of the fragments.

This incident follows multiple drone incursions into Polish territory, including an episode on the night of September 9–10, when Poland, with NATO support, successfully downed several Russian drones. While Russia has denied targeting Poland, Polish officials have described the incursions as deliberate provocations, potentially aimed at testing NATO's defensive readiness.

The discovery of missile debris in Lublin highlights growing security concerns along NATO’s eastern flank. Poland has emphasized its commitment to national defense and is conducting thorough investigations to ensure regional stability. Authorities have pledged to release further updates as forensic analyses continue and more information becomes available regarding the missile’s origin and potential implications.