Sirens were activated in the eastern Polish city of Lublin early Thursday morning due to fears of missile and drone infiltration from a reported Russian barrage launched toward western Ukraine, according to journalist Asaf Rozentzweig (N12).
Sirens sounded in Lublin, located in eastern Poland near the border with Ukraine, early Thursday morning as residents were warned of a potential missile and drone infiltration threat. According to journalist Asaf Rozentzweig (N12), the alerts were triggered by fears that projectiles from a Russian barrage launched toward western Ukraine could cross into Polish airspace. The incident underscores the persistent risks of spillover from the war in Ukraine, where Russia has conducted repeated large-scale aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. There were no immediate reports of actual impacts on Polish territory.
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