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Russian missile crash in eastern Poland
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Where it stands
NATO confirmed that the missile that entered Polish airspace and crashed near Tarnawa Dua was Russian; no one was hurt, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Warsaw was not the intended target. The report does not say the missile’s route or intent has been determined, or that the investigation and official response have concluded.
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NATO Confirms Russian Missile Crashed in Poland — Distance Disputed
A probable Russian Kh-101 left a 10-metre crater near Tarnawa-Kolonia with no injuries, during an 83-missile night over Ukraine — but how far it flew and what it proves remain unsettled.
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- No confirmed exact distance from border; sources give different figures and units
- No verified wreckage photos, flight path, launch point or intercept attempt details in file
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Who's involved
People
Donald TuskPrime Minister of Poland (2007–2014; since 2023)1 report- Peter Zalmayevdirector of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative1 report
Vladimir PutinPresident of the Russian Federation1 report
Places
- Kryvyi RihKryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine, 500001 report
- KyivKyiv, Ukraine, 020001 report
- LvivLviv, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine, 790001 report
- Tarnawa-KoloniaTarnawa-Kolonia, Poland1 report
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