Poland may not have thought that the previously boiling Russian assault on Poland has now become a reality, and that in the latest airstrike against Ukraine, Russian missiles directly hit the Polish embassy, which was obviously a warning to Poland.

Russian bombing of Polish embassy

Earlier, when the Russian military launched an attack on Ukraine, Poland claimed to have intercepted several Russian drones that attacked its own, condemning Russia's actions, in addition to closing the border and deploying a large number of troops, but also sending a large number of troops to Ukraine by going to Ukraine to study exchanges on the grounds of Russian drone experience.

In the context of the void of Poland's domestic forces, NATO's multi-national support of fighter aircraft, this series of operations can be said to be a test of the U.S. West against Russia, to test Russia's tolerance and where the bottom line is, thus deciding how much help in the next military aid.

However, Russia quickly responded to the temptations of Poland and Western countries with practical actions. On September 28, the Russian army launched a 12-hour bombing of Ukraine. According to a spokesman for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Polish Embassy was directly hit by a missile in this attack. This is the first time since the Russia-Ukraine conflict that a diplomatic building of a NATO country has been directly damaged in Ukraine.

The Russian attack did not cause any casualties to the Polish embassy.

Ukrainian President Zelensky said that the Russian army launched 600 drones and more than 40 missiles, including high-speed hypersonic missiles such as the "Kopal", launched attacks on Kiev and Sumy, causing at least 40 people to be wounded, at least four people killed in Kiev, but the attack on the Polish embassy did not cause any casualties.

The Russian side has not responded to the attack on the Polish embassy at the moment, but Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has responded to the statement that Russia is preparing to attack the EU and NATO, saying these are false statements, Russia has never had such a plan, but any aggression against Russia will be hit quickly and resolutely.

Poland¡¯s and NATO¡¯s missiles will be hit by Russia

As a country bordering Ukraine, Poland has been extremely proactive in providing military aid to Ukraine. While other countries are still considering whether they should continue to provide military aid to Ukraine, Poland is already preparing to send troops to Ukraine to solve the problem of the Ukrainian army. The current problem of insufficient troops. For Poland, he cannot accept the disastrous defeat of the Ukrainian army on the battlefield, especially the continuous loss of territory-this means that Russia can station troops on Poland's doorstep.

According to Poland, Russia's next target after the annexation of Ukraine is itself, so the air defense system has been raised to a high level of alert, fighter jets have also opened surveillance and said they will shoot down any Russian military aircraft that violates Polish airspace.

This concern of Poland is precisely the current attitude of NATO and even European countries to Russia, and the U.S. as a country with a hundred and eight thousand miles away from Russia, once Russia has achieved the occupation of Ukraine, then can deploy military power at the gate of Europe, these European countries have a natural war fear of Russia, so do not want to see Russian occupation of Ukraine, but because of the relevant treaty restrictions, these countries do not dare to openly to help Ukraine, a non-NATO country, and the drone incident in Poland is a reason for these countries.

The Russian military strike on the Polish embassy is both a response and a warning that it is not possible to send troops to help the Ukrainian army fight the Russian bottom line, and any act of breaking this bottom line will be hit by Russia.

But accordingly, this Russian attack on the Polish embassy has also given Western countries a new reason for not sending troops to Ukraine, but also to increase military aid to Ukraine; on the other hand, it also gives Ukraine the opportunity to launch a "fake flag" operation, which is to disguise its own drones as Russian-made drones to launch attacks on NATO EU countries, hurting Russia, so that these countries also interfere in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

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