A fire broke out at the WB Electronics factory in Skarzyska-Kamienna, Poland, which manufactures combat drones and key drone components. The fire was reported shortly after midnight and has since been extinguished; no injuries were reported. The Polish Internal Security Agency (ABW) is investigating the incident on-site considering the possibility of sabotage, though it is too early to confirm. Poland, a key political and military supporter of Ukraine and a NATO and EU member, perceives threats from Russia and Belarus, accusing their intelligence services of sending agents to conduct sabotage in Poland. WB Electronics is Poland's largest private defense company providing advanced technologies and supplies to the Polish military. The incident occurs amid increasing security-related attacks in Germany attributed to Russian operatives.

A fire broke out at the WB Electronics factory in Skarzyska-Kamienna, Poland, which manufactures combat drones and key drone components. The fire was reported shortly after midnight and has since been extinguished; no injuries were reported. The Polish Internal Security Agency (ABW) is investigating the incident on-site considering the possibility of sabotage, though it is too early to confirm. Poland, a key political and military supporter of Ukraine and a NATO and EU member, perceives threats from Russia and Belarus, accusing their intelligence services of sending agents to conduct sabotage in Poland. WB Electronics is Poland's largest private defense company providing advanced technologies and supplies to the Polish military. The incident occurs amid increasing security-related attacks in Germany attributed to Russian operatives.