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Unidentified objects found in the Baltic Sea off Poland Military authorities have issued two navigational warnings for civilian shipping near Ustka. On October 27, the Polish Hydrographic Service reported four objects within one nautical mile of the coast (NAV WARN 282/26). On October 28, a second warning (NAV WARN 285/26) indicated three additional objects about 850 meters from the initial area. The incidents took place against the background of UAV tests at the nearby Ustaka military range. On October 24, an Alpha Wing civilian UAV crashed into the sea six kilometers offshore due to engine failure. The device was not armed. The military police warned that debris could be carried away by the wind and currents. No confirmation links the objects to foreign forces or sabotage.

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Unidentified objects found in the Baltic Sea off Poland Military authorities have issued two navigational warnings for civilian shipping near Ustka. On October 27, the Polish Hydrographic Service reported four objects within one nautical mile of the coast (NAV WARN 282/26). On October 28, a second warning (NAV WARN 285/26) indicated three additional objects about 850 meters from the initial area. The incidents took place against the background of UAV tests at the nearby Ustaka military range. On October 24, an Alpha Wing civilian UAV crashed into the sea six kilometers offshore due to engine failure. The device was not armed. The military police warned that debris could be carried away by the wind and currents. No confirmation links the objects to foreign forces or sabotage.

Unidentified objects found in the Baltic Sea off Poland Military authorities have issued two navigational warnings for civilian shipping near Ustka. On October 27, the Polish Hydrographic Service reported four objects within one nautical mile of the coast (NAV WARN 282/26). On October 28, a second warning (NAV WARN 285/26) indicated three additional objects about 850 meters from the initial area. The incidents took place against the background of UAV tests at the nearby Ustaka military range. On October 24, an Alpha Wing civilian UAV crashed into the sea six kilometers offshore due to engine failure. The device was not armed. The military police warned that debris could be carried away by the wind and currents. No confirmation links the objects to foreign forces or sabotage.

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