Polish Foreign Minister Calls Russian Strike on Polish Factory ‘Deliberate’
Poland’s top diplomat, Radosław Sikorski, is not playing around. He slammed Russia for a “purpose‑built” attack on the Barlinek Group plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, where the blast came from three directions—clearly a targeted hit.
What the Poles Say
- Official statement on X: “There are injuries, including two severely burned.”
- “The Polish consulate and Ukrainian authorities are coordinating a response,” Sikorski added.
- He warned, “Putin’s criminal war is creeping closer to our borders.”
Polish Ministry’s Side‑Story
Gazeta Wyborcza quoted the ministry’s spokesman, Paweł Wroński. He broke it down: five drones hit the factory, turning it into a heart‑bleeding chaos. “Six people were hurt—obviously not a fluke. A civilian spot was on the goal list.”
Russia’s Overnight Onslaught
The night tally is terrifying:
- ~400 Shahed drones, plus decoy and ballistic missiles zoomed over Ukraine.
- Urban targets include Kryvyi Rih (Zelensky’s hometown), Vinnytsia, and Odesa.
- Northern defense trackers report heavy damage to industrial sites and thousands of residents left without power.
- More than 15 people walked out of the highway revised health. Three of them posted severe burns, according to the Ukraine Health Ministry.
Bottom Line
Poles are on edge while Ukraine grapples with a full‑scale barrage that shows no sign of easing. The message from Warsaw is clear: “Whoever thinks these rockets are just wandering misses the mark—they’re aiming straight at us.”
Stay tuned for the latest on this unfolding story—no[censored] clicking through some loosely worded website.
