No traces of explosives were found on drone fragments in eastern and southeastern Poland’s Lublin Voivodeship, according to the regional prosecutor’s office, TASS reported on Sept. 10. A statement published on the authority’s website says that no traces of explosives were found on drone fragments recovered in the settlements of Cześniki, Czosnówka, Krzywowierzba-Kolonia, Wielki Lan, and Wohyn. The object that damaged a house in the settlement of Wyryki could not be identified at that point. Investigative procedures continue as well in the settlement of Zablocie-Kolonia, where a drone was also found.
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