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It became known that the UFO fell in Poland

Experts also rule out any radiological, biological and chemical threats at the crash site.

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It became known that the UFO fell in Poland

Earlier, our publication reported that an unidentified flying object collapsed in Poland. This happened in the Carpathian Voivodeship.

Today, October 22, the military gendarmerie of Poland reported that previously discovered in the south-east of the country unidentified object was a small foam glider.

It is noted that the facility was not equipped with weapons. It also had no combat characteristics.

“According to the decision of the prosecutor, the object was seized by the military gendarmerie for further laboratory studies,” local law enforcement officers said.

Experts also rule out any radiological, biological and chemical threats at the crash site.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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