Lublin Voivodeship warned of a massive aerial attack on western Ukraine, then gave the all-clear minutes later, saying Poland itself was not under threat.
A Shahed drone. Stock photo: Getty Images
Residents of Poland's Lublin Voivodeship received a notification on the afternoon of 30 August warning them about a Russian attack on western Ukraine.
Source: Polish outlet Onet, as reported by European Pravda; Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Details: The first message was sent at 15:07: "ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! A massive aerial attack is ongoing on the territory of western Ukraine. Follow updates".
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