
The conversation will concern the current security situation after recent incidents with drones.
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In recent days, incidents involving drones have been reported near the Polish coast and near the border with Ukraine.
"On Friday, September 18, the President of the Republic of Poland will meet with the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and the Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army, General Wiesław Kukuła," wrote X Grodecki on the platform.
He added that the conversation would focus on "the current security situation and the measures taken in connection with recent events." "One of the topics of the meeting will also be cooperation between institutions responsible for security," noted the head of the National Security Bureau.
Grodecki also said that before the meeting, the president read the analysis prepared by the National Security Bureau. "After the meeting, the Office will prepare recommendations regarding further systemic actions," Grodecki announced.
Drone found on the beach, hit a locomotive
On Monday, a Russian drone was recovered from the sea near Rusinów, which, according to preliminary findings, was armed. The machine was equipped with a high-explosive warhead - said Col. Bartosz Okoniewski, deputy district prosecutor for military affairs of the District Prosecutor's Office in Poznań.
Late on Tuesday evening, the services managed to separate the warhead from the drone and detonate it on the beach. The unmanned vehicle will now go to the laboratory. According to preliminary findings, it is a Gerbera 2 type drone produced in Russia.
On Sunday, there was a massive attack on Ukraine, as a result of which two drones struck near the Polish border. One of them hit the locomotive.
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Preparation of recommendations regarding further systemic actions by the National Security Bureau
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