- The prosecutor's office is operating, the military police are operating; there are certain assumptions, but I don't want to preempt what the investigators will say, what the military will say - stated Tomasz Siemoniak in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's 'Sedno Sprawy' program, when asked what fell on a house in Wyryki—a drone or fragments of a missile fired at a drone.

- But I cannot speak about this [...] the military is operating, the prosecutor's office is operating - he continued, after the host's remark that an expert would likely ascertain it within 5 minutes or 10 seconds.

- Yes [I know about it], that is, we are, after all, working - he continued.

- As I said, the appropriate institutions are there to convey such information; this has various significant consequences, so I am very cautious in such matters - he added, pressed on why he couldn't say.

- In such matters, a certain informational restraint is needed, and yes, I think we should draw conclusions for the future from last week's lesson, and for instance, the swift provision of information on where something fell, what it looks like, those photos – we should consider this very carefully - he emphasized.