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Why Were There Russian Drones Over Poland?
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Antiwar.com
On September 10, at least 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace.
Four of the Russian drones were shot down in the first time missiles have been fired by NATO forces since the war in Ukraine began.
But the bellicose response bellies the far more uncertain reality that Westen intelligence does not even know if the Russian drones entered Polish airspace deliberately or accidentally.
Adding to the evidence against the drones being a Russian attack is that no targets were hit in Poland.
Polish authorities have insisted that the large number of Russian drones that entered their airspace rule out GPS interference: “When one or two drones does it, it is possible that it was a technical malfunction.