Prosecutors: Missile that exploded in Poland contained significant explosives

Polish prosecutors have announced that the object which exploded in Tarnawa-Kolonia near the Ukrainian border was likely a CH-101 missile carrying a substantial explosive payload. The discovery has intensified investigations into the incident that occurred near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

Authorities have secured the site and are meticulously collecting debris and samples from the explosion's aftermath. The nature of the object and its contents suggest a potentially dangerous event, prompting a thorough forensic examination.

To aid in the identification and analysis of the missile fragments, Polish investigators are collaborating with experts from Ukraine. Additionally, forensic specialists from the Polish Military Gendarmerie are involved, bringing their expertise to bear on the complex task of reconstructing the missile's origin and trajectory. The investigation aims to determine the precise nature of the object and the circumstances surrounding its explosion on Polish territory.