End of the investigation into Russian drones. There were Polish SIM cards inside

On the night of September 9-10, 2026, Polish airspace was violated by over 30 Russian Gerber-type drones. Unmanned aerial vehicles flew in from the east and landed in 27 towns throughout the country. This event caused a huge stir among both the services and the public.

The investigation has reached a dead end

The military prosecutor's office conducted an investigation for many months, trying to determine who was personally responsible for the attack. Unfortunately, as reported by the spokesman of the District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin, prosecutor Marcin Kozak, the investigation was discontinued due to the failure to detect the perpetrator. Most of the case files, including the justification for the decision, are classified as confidential, reported "Rzeczpospolita".

The investigation was discontinued because the perpetrator of the crime of violating Polish airspace and thus causing a threat to public safety was not detected, said prosecutor Kozak.

The military acted in accordance with procedures

The investigation also examined the Polish army's response to the drone attack. The prosecutor's office clearly assessed that the army responded correctly and in accordance with applicable procedures. Soldiers had the right to use combat weapons and shoot down enemy objects. In this respect, the investigation was also discontinued - no irregularities were found.

Polish SIM cards in Russian drones