Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says an object that came down in eastern Poland overnight likely was a Russian missile. Multiple outlets report that the announcement follows an incident in which Poland’s authorities observed an unidentified object entering Polish airspace amid reports of “at least a dozen missiles” over western Ukraine. After an explosion was reported, investigators found a crater and scattered debris in a field in eastern Poland. Authorities are carrying out inquiries into the incident, with Tusk describing the missile as likely Russian based on available information. The reports also frame the event as part of a wider pattern of airspace incursions affecting NATO’s eastern flank. While all sources describe Poland’s assessment and the physical findings at the site, they do not provide independent confirmation of the missile’s origin in the information provided. The situation remains under investigation as Polish officials evaluate what happened and what link, if any, it has to missile activity in the region.