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After 4 Attempts to Blow up Military Factories, a New Incident in Poland

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A fire broke out at a drone factory in southern Poland overnight - authorities are investigating whether it could have been arson, TVP World reports.

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A fire broke out at a drone factory in southern Poland overnight - authorities are investigating whether it could have been arson, TVP World reports.

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In Skarżysko-Kamienna (Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship), a fire broke out in a facility producing unmanned systems components. The building burst into flames a few minutes after midnight. Police and Internal Security Agency (ABW) agents are on the scene. Various theories are being considered, including arson. The initial report concerned the activation of an anti-burglary detector.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Firefighters received a report regarding a fire at the premises of WB Electronics plants at 4B Obuwnicza Street in the south, more often Skarżyska-Kamienna (Świętokrzyskie province) just after midnight on the night from Sunday to Monday.— We intervened in the warehouse building. The work consisted, among other things, of disconnecting the power switch, extinguishing the fire and smoke-extinguishing the building — Captain Rafał Maciejczak told th…

Tonight, a fire broke out at the WB Electronics plant in Skazi-Kamena in Poland. It produces composite structures and control systems for drones. The fire alarm went off shortly after midnight. The fire was destroyed. The cause of the fire is being established. The arson version is not ruled out. The fire is near the production facility and electronics storage. The police work at the scene of the accident, experts are involved [...]

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·Vienna, Austria
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A fire broke out at a pump plant for unmanned aerial systems in the Polish town of Skarżysko Kamienna overnight. Police are also investigating the possibility of third-party fault.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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