Poland Investigates Suspected Sabotage After Fire at Drone Factory Supplying Ukraine
Polish intelligence agencies are probing a major fire at a domestic drone production plant that provides critical equipment to Ukrainian military units. Investigators are examining evidence of deliberate arson after an unidentified individual was spotted near the premises prior to the blaze.
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Drone factory supplying Ukraine catches fire in Poland: unknown individual spotted on premises
A fire broke out overnight at a factory belonging to WB Electronics in Poland, a company that produces drones for the Ukrainian and Polish armies, among others. Shortly before the fire started, surveillance cameras reportedly captured an unknown individual wearing a balaclava on the company's premises.
By Mariya Yemets,Anastasia Prots
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Polish law enforcement and intelligence services are investigating a fire that broke out overnight at a WB Electronics facility that manufactures components for unmanned systems, with arson not being ruled out as a possible cause.
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