UkrainePublished: 8 October 2026 at 17:55

Polish SIM cards found inside Russian drones in Poland

RMF24 reports that some of the Russian drones that entered Polish airspace in September 2025 were carrying Polish SIM cards. The finding raises new questions about the incident.

Polish outlet RMF24 reports that some of the Russian drones that entered Polish airspace in September 2025 were carrying Polish SIM cards.

According to the report, more than 30 Russian drones crossed into Poland's airspace that month. In some of them, Polish SIM cards were found.

The discovery has drawn fresh attention to the 2025 incursion and prompted new questions about it. The available source text does not specify how many drones carried such cards, how the cards ended up in them, or what purpose they may have served. It also contains no comment from official bodies.

Answers to these questions may emerge if further details from the investigation are made public.

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