Drones over Poland. Aggression or provocation?

The transmission of the day is clear – Russian drones breached NATO airspace. At least in 1 case, private property was damaged.

Od morning news channels are full of information about Russian drones entering our airspace at night. any of them fell into the fields, any were shot down.

At 5:29 on the X portal Operations Command of Types of Armed Forces (DORSZ) issued a message:

As a consequence of today's Russian Federation attack in Ukraine, there was unprecedented in the scale of the invasion of Polish airspace by drone-type objects. This is an act of aggression that has created a real threat to the safety of our citizens. At the command of the Operational Commander of the RSZ, defensive procedures were immediately launched. Polish and allied measures have watched radiolocations of respective objects, and against those likely to be a threat, the Operational Commander of the RFA made decisions about neutralising them. Part of the drones that entered our airspace have been shot down. The search and location of possible falls of these objects continues. The Operational Command of the RSZ monitors the current situation, and Polish and allied forces and resources stay full prepared for further operations.

But before we start screaming about the war, I would propose taking a deep breath and reasoning for a moment.

After all, precisely yesterday the president of Poland Dr. Karol Nawrocki said clearly at a press conference in Helsinki:

– I am not going to consent to the participation of Polish soldiers to travel to Ukraine. I declare at the same time – I say this in all conversations with partners [...] – the Polish coalition of volunteers, the full free world, can number on it. We have shown that we are ready to help, and that will not change until we have a lasting peace. ... The participation of the Polish Army in Ukraine from my position is excluded.

In this context, “Russian drones”* virtually fell from the sky to supporters of Polish intervention.

Second fact.

The Tusk government survives the maximum downfall only 22 months after swearing in. virtually everything is falling apart; there is simply a ghost in front of Poles not only of rising unemployment, but of returning... poverty.

However, experience from many countries teaches that the real external threat consolidates people around even the most disliked government.

Three.

But whatever Putin is, he's not an idiot. After all, an aggravation of the situation can lead to sanctions far more severe than now.

However, it may turn out that the issue will fall into the Mercosur agreement – after all, the mystery of polyshinel is that Brazil, for example, uses Russian chemicals.

The rule of all criminal proceeding already known in ancient Rome requires the search for beneficiaries - Is fecit, cui prodest.

Undoubtedly, the biggest beneficiaries of the “Russian aggression” are Zelenski and Tusk.

And for the moment, it's the only reliable information.

10.09 2025

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* Oh, my God * Shahed (136) drones are powered by engines that inactive remember the 3rd Reich. The Iranian (according to many Chinese sources) Mado MD550 engine originates from a four-stroke boxer driving the legendary Garbus!

The plane is based on the method thought of South Africa engineers from the 1980s. The applicable deficiency of advanced electronics causes that it can only be fired towards motionless and comparatively extended targets (e.g. the city). It resembles German retaliatory weapons from planet War II – V-1 (Fieseler Fi 103). However, V-1 hit it in terms of velocity (about 600 km/h against 180 km/h Shaheda) and the weight of the head (850 kg to 50 kg) giving way only to scope (Fi 103 – approx. 280 km/h, Shahed – up to 2500 km).

However, it must be remembered that at the time of the founding of the Shahed concept it was virtually impossible to shoot down. It was "invisible" for anti-aircraft weapons on land-based equipment – the piston engine emits besides small heat to run the missile-tracking system.

photo. wikimedia Bundesarchiv V-1-