Moscow likely behind drone-factory arson, says Poland’s Tusk

🇵🇱 Politico Europe (PL) — 2026-09-02

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has accused Moscow of likely involvement in arson targeting a drone factory, part of a pattern of suspected Russian attacks on military production facilities supporting Ukraine. The incident escalates tensions amid ongoing conflict.

The incident comes amid an intensification of suspected Russian attacks targeting facilities linked to military production supporting Ukraine.

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Moscow likely behind drone-factory arson, says Poland’s Tusk

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