Overview

• Police received reports around 2 a.m. and found burned metal and plastic in a cornfield near Osiny, where the blast shattered windows but caused no injuries.
• District prosecutor Grzegorz Trusiewicz said civilian and military specialists are examining the site with army support and aim to complete on-site work by night.
• Trusiewicz said the object is being treated preliminarily as a military drone carrying a small amount of explosives and ruled out a civilian or smuggler device.
• Poland’s Operational Command reported no recorded overnight airspace violations from Ukraine or Belarus, leaving the object’s origin unresolved.
• PAP cited Defense Ministry sources suggesting a replica decoy, while Rzeczpospolita cited anonymous sources pointing to a Shahed‑136, with both possibilities unconfirmed.