Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland
Office of Poland's prime minister, which published the account of the 30 July missile incident.
Poland's Chancellery of the Prime Minister said on 30 July 2026 that a Russian missile aimed at Ukraine crossed into eastern Poland and landed in an uninhabited area, tracked throughout by its Coordination Team.
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What did Poland's Chancellery say about the missile that crossed into its airspace?
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Published an account of the missile's tracking and interception readiness
Russia-Ukraine War 2026: Missile fell in Poland, Warsaw readyBackground
The Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrow) is the central government office serving the prime minister, coordinating cabinet business and official communications on national security matters.
On 30 July 2026 it issued Warsaw's account of a Russian missile, fired during a strike on Ukraine, coming down in an uninhabited part of eastern Poland; the Chancellery said its Coordination Team had tracked the munition throughout and stood ready to shoot it down .
As the office responsible for coordinating Poland's response to incidents crossing into its airspace, the Chancellery's public statements are the primary official channel through which Warsaw confirms and frames such episodes for allies and the public.
