Military searches for unidentified object near Lublin
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Polish authorities are conducting military searches and have issued security alerts in the eastern part of the country following reports of an unidentified object sighted near Lublin. This comes amidst broader concerns about potential threats in the Podkarpackie region related to ongoing conflict.
In the political arena, Prime Minister Donald Tusk is reportedly planning the removal of a judge from the Constitutional Tribunal, signaling a potential escalation in the long-running dispute surrounding the institution. The Polish Ombudsman has also expressed concern over the Constitutional Tribunal's situation. Meanwhile, Sejm member Michał Kołodziejczak has been suspended from the Civic Coalition club, and prosecutors have initiated an investigation into his conduct following accusations of threats, violence, and drug use by former employees.
Other domestic news includes reports of significant rent increases in Warsaw, new waste collection rules in Mucharz, and severe delays at the border with Ukraine, with waiting times extending to days. In sports, tennis player Maja Chwalińska is facing a major career opportunity, while Iga Świątek has clarified details about a recent injury.