Head of the Polish President's Office Paweł Szrot said this, Polsat News reports.
“As for the warhead, it has been found and is being examined by the relevant institutions. It is special because it is made of concrete,” said Paweł Szrot.
He also said that he “assumes that it was installed in such a way that this old model of missile could mislead Ukrainian air defense.”
The head of the office also said that no explosives were found in the warhead.
“This missile cannot fly without a warhead, so someone has embedded such a pinnacle of Russian technological thought,” he said in a statement.
In late April, a passerby found the remains of a several-meter-long rocket stuck in the ground in the forest.
In Poland, preliminary conclusions have been made about the origin of the missile, the remains of which were found in the forest in late April. It is likely to be a Russian Kh-55 missile.
On May 11, it became known that the Polish military did not report to the country's Defense Ministry about a Russian missile heading toward Poland. The wreckage of this missile was later found in the forest near Bydgoszcz.