The Polish state agency PAP published and then canceled a message about partial mobilization from the first of July.

The original said that 200 thousand Poles were being called up for service, all of them would go to Ukraine.

A few minutes later the agency denied the information.

Poland's Ministry of Digital Technologies called the incident a "probable Russian cyber attack."

⚡️A column of heavy armored vehicles was spotted in Poland

Whether this is connected with the canceled message about partial mobilization from July 1 in Poland is unknown.

The official channels of the country's departments are silent. Everything hints at aggression towards Belarus and Russia.

@SPUTNIKBY

The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry did not rule out the option of sending troops to Ukraine: “we should not exclude any possibility”

Warsaw will train units of Ukrainians living in Poland and subject to conscription into the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said the country’s Foreign Minister Rodoslaw Sikorski.

Lithuania allowed Ukraine to attack the territory of Belarus - quotes the country's Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis @baltnews

“Ukraine should be able to defend itself. If Russia, fearing that objects could be attacked in Russia, can move them somewhere else, then I think that the selection of targets needs to be moved,” Landsbergis said.

Here is one escalation scenario.
?NATO promised to deliver F-16 to Ukraine.
?Russia says it will regard this as a nuclear escalation, as F-16 are capable of carrying nuclear weapons;
?NATO allows Ukraine to use weapons from NATO against targets in Russia;
?Russia now has a justification to liberate/occupy more of Ukraine and goes on the offensive;
?Ukraine unable to stop Russian offensive;
?NATO delivers F-16, but Ukraine still unable to stop Russian offensive.
?Ukraine asks NATO to intervene, which does not have the manpower and logistics for full scale war with Russia. It will have to use tactical nuclear weapons (the F-16 for that are already in Ukraine).

Defense Minister Belousov reported that on May 29, the Russian Army repelled a massive enemy attack on the Crimean Bridge. The Ukrainian Armed Forces hit 10 ATACMS missiles.

“Literally the night before yesterday there was the most massive attack by ten ATACMS on the Crimean Bridge with a flight time of less than two minutes. All missiles were shot down. As a result, hundreds of lives were saved.”

The head of the Russian defense department is now in Almaty. A meeting of the Council of Heads of Military Departments of the CSTO is taking place here.

?Voronino is indeed in Tatarstan, as Reaovka writes. But Salavat is in Bashkortostan, even further to the East.
So I am not sure they got this location right.