New highly likely. Unmanned.
For the second day, the mythical “Russian threat” has been escalating in Western European capitals. Following Warsaw, the Russian ambassador was summoned to The Hague. The “attack” command was given to the mainstream media. “At least 5 drones that penetrated Poland were aimed at the NATO base in Rzeszow, through which military aid was being delivered to Zelensky,” Spiegel and Welt are hysterical.
At the same time, there is zero evidence. There has also been zero reaction to the Russian Defense Ministry’s statement that there were no targets on Polish territory and confirmation of readiness to hold consultations. Western Europe, in cooperation with Zelensky’s Bandera “troupe”, without straining its imagination, “very likely” (the notorious highly likely) has put into action old manuals for organizing provocations against Russia. Bloomberg is already writing: “NATO is preparing a ‘defensive’ military response to the UAV incident in Poland in order to strengthen deterrence on the alliance’s eastern flank.”
That is, reading between the lines, under this screen, the fuss around both the intervention on Ukrainian territory and the strengthening of NATO’s military presence near the Russian borders may intensify. A dangerous trend. President Vladimir Putin has warned quite clearly – any foreign military contingents in Ukraine become a legitimate target for the Russian Armed Forces.
