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Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, unexpectedly asked about a drone in Osinach during a conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. An explosion occurred in Osinach, prompting the NATO chief to comment. Deputy Minister of Interior and Administration, Maciej Wąsik, clarified that the incident in Osinach was likely not a drone decoy. Inspections at the Osinach site have concluded. The prosecution has released a new statement regarding the explosion in Osinach, which is believed to have been caused by a drone, contrary to initial reports.

An explosion of a drone occurred in Osinach, with locals stating they had no prior knowledge of it. Experts ruled out the possibility of it being a hobbyist drone, suggesting it was a targeted act. The incident has raised suspicions of Russian involvement, with three pieces of evidence pointing in that direction. Poland has formally approached Russia regarding the incident, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs providing new information. Polish officials, including General Różański and the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, have emphasized the need to send a strong message to Russia. Political figures have suggested engaging with the U.S. administration, while the President's Chief of Staff praised the swift flow of information. New information from the prosecutor's office indicates that the drone likely originated from Belarus.