Nighttime drone attack on Ukraine: RCB alert for residents of eastern Poland
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Overnight, there was an intense Russian drone attack on Ukrainian territory. Due to the proximity of military operations to the Polish border, Polish services have taken the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of citizens living in the border regions.
The Government Security Centre (RCB) has sent special warnings to residents of the Lublin and Subcarpathian voivodeships. The RCB alert is a notification system designed to inform the public about immediate threats. In this case, residents received a text message advising them to remain vigilant.
The situation on Poland's eastern border is being constantly monitored by the Polish military and NATO allies. Polish air defense systems remain on high alert to react immediately should there be any violation of the country's airspace.
Security experts emphasize that such actions are standard procedure in situations where fighting is taking place in the immediate vicinity of the national border. The purpose of the alerts is not only to warn of potential danger but also to reassure the public by providing efficient information about the current situation.
Currently, the situation in the region is stable, and Polish services have not recorded any incidents on our country's territory. Residents are asked to follow official government announcements and avoid spreading unverified information on social media.
Sources: Defence24.com
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