UPDATE 21:52 – Polish Air Force lifted fighter planes from Tomaszow Lubelski airfield. The army and the prosecutor’s office have arrived at the farm. And Hungary convened the Security Council
UPDATE 21:30 – Hungary convened the Security Council this evening, due to the Russian bombs dropped in Poland and the interruption of gas supplies through the Drujba pipeline, announced Zoltan Kovacs, spokesman for Viktor Orban. Reactions have also come from officials in Estonia and Lithuania. NATO territory must be defended, they said.
UPDATE 21:37 – According to AFP, the Pentagon is verifying information about missiles that allegedly fell in Poland.
The rockets would have hit a farm, reports CNN, which says it is not clear where the bullets came from.
Polish media showed an image of a deep impact in the ground and an overturned agricultural vehicle at the scene, near the town of Przewodow. According to Radio Zet, firefighters confirmed that there were two explosions in the Przewodow region. According to the same source, two military planes then took off from Tomaszów Lubelski airport, but Radio Zet specifies that this is unofficial information
UPDATE 21:12 – The explosions reportedly occurred on Poland’s border with Ukraine after Russia massively bombed Ukraine on Tuesday, including in Lviv, a city located near the border with Poland.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has convened an urgent meeting of the body that deals with national security and defense issues, the government spokesman announced on his Twitter account on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
The National Security Committee, which includes portfolio holders of Defense, Interior, Justice and Foreign Affairs, as well as the coordinator of intelligence services, is a body that prepares and coordinates decisions on national security and defense, announces News .ro.
Polish government spokesman Piotr Muller did not mention on Twitter what the committee would discuss and was not immediately available for comment, according to Reuters.
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However, the decision comes after Russia bombed cities and energy plants in Ukraine on Tuesday, attacks that left at least one dead and, more importantly, widespread power outages. Kiev has announced that this was the strongest wave of rocket attacks in the nearly nine months of the war.
#BREAK DEVELOPMENT: 2 rockets suspected to be fired from Russia landed in the Polish border town of Przewodów killing 2 people.
Poland’s premier calls an urgent meeting with his national security team. – local mediahttps://t.co/00Kr8INMlx pic.twitter.com/VnYA7m6z0o
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