Explosion in Poland leaves massive crater amid Russian strikes
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Explosion in Poland leaves massive crater amid Russian strikes

Sirens sounded overnight in the eastern Polish city of Lublin amid a widespread wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Firefighters and emergency personnel were dispatched shortly afterward to a nearby village following reports of an explosion, where they found a huge crater about 10 meters (33 feet) wide. 

Rendering of a Ukrainian FP-9 missile

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