Key facts
- A missile created a 10-meter crater in eastern Poland.
- The missile was likely a Russian Kh-101.
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated the missile was likely Russian.
- The incident occurred during a large Russian missile barrage.
- The Russian missile barrage targeted western Ukraine.
- Polish authorities are investigating the cause and origin of the missile.
A missile that crashed in eastern Poland, creating a 10-meter crater, was likely a Russian Kh-101, according to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The incident occurred on Tuesday during a large Russian missile barrage targeting western Ukraine. Polish authorities are currently investigating the precise cause and origin of the missile that landed on Polish territory. The missile strike happened during a period of intense Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities. Further details regarding the investigation and the missile's trajectory are expected to be released as they become available.