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In two weeks Germany had reached the city of Lwów, but their army couldn't yet capture the city centre. 17th day the Red Army crossed almost undefended eastern border, and quickly reached the city where they had their first significant engagement. German forces left the city for the Soviets, and the Polish defenders surrendered after a few more days of fighting. Despite the conditions of surrender, most of the officers would be imprisoned and later executed. The capture of Lwów meant that the Polish worst-case-scenario defensive plan failed, and Poland's defeat became inevitable.