Polish PM says missile that landed in Poland likely Russian

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Thursday that an object that crashed into a field in eastern Poland, creating a 10-meter-wide crater, was probably a Russian Kh-101 missile. The object was detected during a Russian attack on Lviv, Ukraine, about 100 km away. No casualties were reported, but the incident is treated as serious. Tusk noted Poland was prepared to shoot it down. This is the latest of several Russian missiles and drones to land in Polish territory since the war began.