The wreckage of an aerial object was found in Poland near the border with Ukraine.

Fragments of an aerial object have been found in a forest near the village of Krzywoverzba in the Lublin Voivodeship of Poland. This was reported on March 16 by the RMF radio station, citing local residents and the police.

"Several small elements of the crashed aerial object were found in the forest near Kshivoverzhba. According to unofficial data, these are most likely the remains of one of the anti—drone missiles that hit an apartment building in Vyryki in September," the report says.

According to the newspaper, the discovery was reported by a 70-year-old man who was cutting down trees on his property. The grey fragments, measuring several tens of centimeters, with inscriptions in English, were wedged into trees and earth in a remote forest area about two kilometers from the buildings.

It is reported that police, firefighters and military gendarmerie were working at the site. The District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin has been notified of the incident.

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