Suspected Russian drone debris was found in three separate forests in Poland—two in Mazowieckie province and one in Lublin province—several days after a Russian drone incursion on the night of September 9-10. The debris discoveries were made by foragers and walkers who reported the wreckage to authorities. The sites were secured by police and involved coordination with military and prosecutor agencies. The drones involved were cheap Gerbera drones used as decoys without warheads. This incident follows a prior event where around 19 drones violated Polish airspace prompting NATO response.

Suspected Russian drone debris was found in three separate forests in Poland—two in Mazowieckie province and one in Lublin province—several days after a Russian drone incursion on the night of September 9-10. The debris discoveries were made by foragers and walkers who reported the wreckage to authorities. The sites were secured by police and involved coordination with military and prosecutor agencies. The drones involved were cheap Gerbera drones used as decoys without warheads. This incident follows a prior event where around 19 drones violated Polish airspace prompting NATO response.