A fire broke out Monday morning at WB Electronics, a major Polish private defense company producing reconnaissance drones and loitering munitions used by Ukraine against Russian forces. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated the fire was a deliberate arson likely orchestrated by Russia as part of escalatory actions in the region. The incident was classified as a terrorist crime involving foreign intelligence by Polish prosecutors. This attack is amid intensifying suspected Russian sabotage targeting military production facilities supporting Ukraine. Another fire at a JFG Composites aerospace components facility in Lublin occurred on the preceding Sunday. Separately, in August, three drones with explosives were found near Leipzig-Halle Airport, Germany, with one close to a Ukrainian Antonov used for transporting munitions. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz accused Russia of this drone incursion and announced retaliatory measures supported by EU calls for visa restrictions.

A fire broke out Monday morning at WB Electronics, a major Polish private defense company producing reconnaissance drones and loitering munitions used by Ukraine against Russian forces. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated the fire was a deliberate arson likely orchestrated by Russia as part of escalatory actions in the region. The incident was classified as a terrorist crime involving foreign intelligence by Polish prosecutors. This attack is amid intensifying suspected Russian sabotage targeting military production facilities supporting Ukraine. Another fire at a JFG Composites aerospace components facility in Lublin occurred on the preceding Sunday. Separately, in August, three drones with explosives were found near Leipzig-Halle Airport, Germany, with one close to a Ukrainian Antonov used for transporting munitions. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz accused Russia of this drone incursion and announced retaliatory measures supported by EU calls for visa restrictions.