US EditionThe Destroyed House in Wyryki Will Be Rebuilt at the State's Expense.
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The Ministry of National Defence declared that the destroyed house in Wyryki in the Lublin region will be rebuilt at state expense.
The National Security Bureau also commented on the matter of the damaged house, posting on X that President Karol Nawrocki expects urgent information from the government regarding the reports by "Rzeczpospolita".
According to unofficial reports, it wasn't a Russian drone, but a Polish drone-hunting missile fired from an F-16 aircraft, that destroyed part of a building in the village of Wyryki. The Ministry of National Defense announced that the destroyed house would be rebuilt at state expense.
The Ministry of National Defense announced that a house in Wyryki, Lublin Voivodeship, which was damaged on the night of September 9-10, will be rebuilt at state expense. "Rzeczpospolita" reported on Tuesday that the building was hit by a Polish missile, not a Russian drone.
All available information regarding the events of the night of September 9-10 has been and continues to be provided to the National Security Bureau on an ongoing basis, according to the Ministry of National Defense's (MON) profile. This was in response to the National Security Bureau's (BBN) statement that it had not been informed of the matter. It added that regardless of the findings of state authorities, the destroyed house in Wyryki will be …
Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated on Tuesday that the entire responsibility for the damage to the house in Wyryki rests with the "authors of the drone provocation," meaning Russia. The relevant services will inform the public, the government, and the president about all the circumstances of the incident after the investigation is concluded, he emphasized. "The entire responsibility for the damage to the house in Wyryki rests with the authors of …
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