Terrified Residents of Western Poland Have Been Alerted About an Airborne Threat. The RCB (Government Centre for Security and Coordination) Issues an Urgent Announcement.
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Yesterday, a bizarre situation arose when the Government Security Center's alert was sent to residents of the Lubusz Voivodeship instead of those of the Lublin Voivodeship. This mistake proved to be the tip of the iceberg, as it turns out anyone could make a mistake after 16 hours of work for little pay.
Poland's Government Security Center (RCB) mistakenly sent a weather alert to the wrong region on Monday. The alerts were not sent to the eastern Lublin province, but to the western Lubusz province.
The RCB alert was intended to warn residents of the Lublin region, but the message also reached people in the Lubusz region. The Government Security Center admitted that an error had been made.
Polish authorities accidentally sent a warning to residents of the Lubusz Voivodeship in the west of the country on Monday evening about a Russian attack on Ukraine. The warning was not intended for people near the border with Germany, but for residents of the Lublin Voivodeship, which borders Ukraine. Today, they announced this on their int...
On the evening of Monday, 5 October, in Poland, in connection with the Russian Federation ' s attack on Ukraine, military aircraft were airlifted, while an air threat was reported.
During the Russian shelling of Ukraine, the Polish military raised aircraft, but the air hazard warning was mistakenly received by residents of the voivodeship on the border with Germany instead of the region near Ukraine.
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