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    Crater Found in Polish Village

    A 10‑metre‑wide crater opened in plain ground a short distance from the village of Tarnawa Kolonia, about 100 km east of the Ukrainian border, as the area was targeted during a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Lviv.[1]

    Polish Officials Tag Missiles as Russian

    Polish Prime Minister's office said the unidentified object that caused the crater was most probably a Russian missile, citing Ukrainian authorities and satellite data that confirm the assault on Lviv.[1]

    Context: Lviv Attack and Geopolitical Tensions

    Lviv fell under a Russian missile barrage earlier today, deploying a mix of ballistic projectiles that have caused casualties and significant infrastructure damage in the Ukrainian city. The incident adds another landmark of the escalating conflict to the front lines of Eastern Europe.[1]

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