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The drones carried no missiles, and some landed hundreds of kilometers from the border. They were clearly meant as a NATO provocation and weren't just accidentally detouring from a Ukrainian target. There is the possibility that they were electronically hacked, by Ukraine or NATO or etc., but that would mean that Russian drones can be hacked.
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„Höchstwahrscheinlich absichtlich“: Brisante neue Details zum Drohnen-Vorfall in Polen - WELT
Am Mittwoch hat das Eindringen von mehr als 20 russischen Drohnen in den Nato-Luftraum für internationale Aufregung gesorgt. Nun wurden Nato-inter...

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Belarussia is claiming that Russian drones are frequently detoured in-flight by military capabilities. Plausible, but probably not for 2 dozen drones, simulataneously. Wild, if true. Would mean you could redirect entire Russian drone swarms.
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There has been no explanation for why Russia is launching their drones from right next to Poland, so that the ones detoured back sometimes end up in Poland. Instead, they are massively increasing the number of drones launched from there. Also, still no explanation for why some ended up in central Poland. Poland is a big place. NATO has been completely humiliated by the lack of control they have over their own airspace, and the fact that they need their adversaries' help to protect their own population, because they're just sitting ducks, so that's probably the point of all of this.
Belarus warned Poland of incoming drone incursion
General Wiesław Kukuła said the advance warning was “helpful” but “surprising.”