CroatiaA Polish military official confirmed that a recent explosion near the border with Ukraine was caused by a Russian Kh-101 missile, which could potentially carry nuclear warheads. The missile struck agricultural land approximately two kilometers away from residential buildings, creating a crater around 10 meters wide. This incident follows a series of Russian attacks on the airspace of Eastern NATO countries, including Romania and Baltic states, raising concerns about the potential escalation of the conflict into neighboring territories. Poland has activated combat aircraft to secure its airspace after Russian strikes killed at least eight people in nearby Ukraine, including in the western city of Lvov. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte condemned the attack as an irresponsible act by Russia and a dangerous consequence of its war against Ukraine.
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